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South Korea announced the restart of select Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) tours, paused after a U.S. soldier's unauthorized crossing. These exclusive tours, limited to 20 guests with ties to the Unification Ministry, will occur thrice daily, four times weekly. The decision follows discussions with the United Nations Command (UNC) to ensure safety. General tours for the public, halted since the incident, await review by the UNC. The DMZ, overseen by the UNC, remains a symbol of the Korean conflict's unresolved status, hosting historical inter-Korean talks.

DMZ LIVE experience hall has opened its doors, offering the opportunity to experience immersive media and VR content at Imjingak Resort.

Media were warned not to take any pictures or record any footage while travelling through the demilitarised zone out of fear that North Korea's army would learn of defence mechanisms

“Entering this room will entail entry into a hostile area and possibility of injury or death as a direct result of enemy action.”

Reuters reported that the U.S. Army has levied eight criminal charges against Private 2nd Class Travis King, who ran into North Korea.