North Korea Blows Up Sections of Inter-Korean Roads Amid Rising Tensions With South Korea

Amid escalating tensions with South Korea, North Korea has reportedly blown up sections of inter-Korean roads deemed no longer in use, including parts of the Gyeongui and Donghae roads north of the Military Demarcation Line. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) confirmed the explosions occurred on Tuesday, October 15, following North Korea’s vow to sever all inter-Korean connections. This destructive act comes in the wake of accusations from Pyongyang that South Korea flew drones over its capital, raising alarm on both sides. In response, the JCS has increased its surveillance and readiness posture, emphasising the need to remain vigilant amid growing hostilities. While specific details of the military’s enhanced measures were not disclosed, the situation remains tense. North Korea to Cut Off All Road Connections with South Korea, Military Announces.

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