US landmines maim S Koreans, a few each year
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
Hundreds of thousands of American landmines remain scattered across the border areas in South Korea, maiming and killing soldiers and civilians each year. The South Korean government has recently passed legislation to compensate the victims, but advocates argue it’s too little too late. Press TV’s Frank Smith reports.
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