N. Korean soldier crosses border to defect to South
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A North Korean soldier defected to the South earlier this morning by crossing the land border between the two Koreas.
Currently he or she is in custody and undergoing questioning.
Kim Hyun-bin has more
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Thursday... that a North Korean soldier crossed over the military demarcation line at around 10 a.m.
It is the first time since June of last year that a North Korean soldier has defected in this way.
The military said that a South Korean soldier on guard at a general outpost first spotted the soldier at 10:03 a.m.
At 10:12 a.m., the soldier was escorted by South Korean troops to base.
The soldier was unarmed and there were no clashes in the process.
The military is currently questioning him about his reasons for defecting.
The South Korean military says that there are no unusual movements north of the border so far, however South Korean military bases on the border have strengthened their security and surveillance activities.
Since 2010, 60 North Korean civilians and military personnel have crossed the border either by land or by sea using the Military Demarcation Line or the maritime Northern Limit Line.
Kim Hyun-bin, Arirang News.
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A North Korean soldier defected to the South earlier this morning by crossing the land border between the two Koreas.
Currently he or she is in custody and undergoing questioning.
Kim Hyun-bin has more
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Thursday... that a North Korean soldier crossed over the military demarcation line at around 10 a.m.
It is the first time since June of last year that a North Korean soldier has defected in this way.
The military said that a South Korean soldier on guard at a general outpost first spotted the soldier at 10:03 a.m.
At 10:12 a.m., the soldier was escorted by South Korean troops to base.
The soldier was unarmed and there were no clashes in the process.
The military is currently questioning him about his reasons for defecting.
The South Korean military says that there are no unusual movements north of the border so far, however South Korean military bases on the border have strengthened their security and surveillance activities.
Since 2010, 60 North Korean civilians and military personnel have crossed the border either by land or by sea using the Military Demarcation Line or the maritime Northern Limit Line.
Kim Hyun-bin, Arirang News.
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