North Korea opens border for disaster aid

North Korea accepted truckloads of South Korean aid through their border today, and agreed to hold rare high-level military talks with the South aimed at easing tensions on the world’s most heavily armed frontier.

North Korea opens border for disaster aid

North Korea accepted truckloads of South Korean aid through their border today, and agreed to hold rare high-level military talks with the South aimed at easing tensions on the world’s most heavily armed frontier.

In a rare breaching of the Demilitarised Zone separating the two countries, North Korea opened the border to accept South Korean aid for the victims of a deadly train explosion.

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