North Korea criticises the UN chief over DMZ blast remarks as tensions rise with South Korea over border security claims.
North Korea accuses UN chief of siding with South Korea over border tensions
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North Korea accused the UN chief of favoring South Korea after he called for dialogue following a border mine blast.
- North Korea's Kim Yo Jong criticized UN Secretary-General Guterres for taking Seoul's side over the border tensions.
- Guterres urged the Koreas to resume dialogue to prevent further incidents.
- South Korea blamed North Korea for a September mine blast that injured soldiers, while Pyongyang denied responsibility.
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