Seoul to take necessary measures based on 'clear principles' over DMZ: security adviser
South Korea will continue taking necessary measures based on clear principles in response to the recent mine blast in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), the country's top security adviser said Friday, reiterating the government's focus on establishing peace that eliminates the need for fighting. National Security Adviser Wi Sung-lac made the remarks at a press briefing following the detonation of…
Read original article on Korea Times News →Related news
-
President Lee extends deep condolences over death of veteran actor Choi Bool-am
Entertainment
Celebrity
South Korea
-
Korea's indigenous KF-21 fighter jet conducts 1st formation flight with US aircraft
War & Defense
Military
South Korea
-
Special counsel appeals Seoul mayor's acquittal in political funds case
Crime & Justice
Courts
South Korea
-
US dividend ETFs draw attention amid stock market volatility
Economy
Markets
South Korea
-
Sungkyunkwan University President Yoo reappointed for second term
-
Defense minister says Hegseth dismissed talk of alliance strains as 'fake news'
International
Diplomacy
South Korea
-
Hyundai Motor Group to establish two SPCs for AI data center project
Technology
AI
South Korea
-
Moreno tries to deal with uncertainty in Korean football
Sports
Football
South Korea