Claims extracted
20
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
20%
4 of 20 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
60/100
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Politics
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South Korea has proposed holding military talks with North Korea in a bid to calm rising tensions over their heavily fortified border.
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Korea → propose → border
Seoul said on Friday that it had invited Pyongyang to discuss restoring communication channels.
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it → say → channels
The offer was made as military activity on the border increases.
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activity → make → border
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media → fire → bridge
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Korea → say → dialogue
Talks with North Korea would aim to “mutually confirm” the precise location of the land Military Demarcation Line (MDL), “discuss ways to restore military communication lines and prevent accidental clashes in border areas”, Kim Hong-cheol, deputy minister for national defence policy, told reporters.
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cheol → aim → reporters
“Specific dates and locations could be discussed through Panmunjom,” Kim said, referring to the symbolic truce village on the North-South border where soldiers from both Koreas stand face to face.
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soldiers → discuss → face
He added that the South was open to three-way talks involving the United States-led United Nations Command and hoped for “a positive response from North Korea”.
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South → add → Korea
It remains unclear whether North Korea would agree to talks.
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Korea → remain → talks
Leader Kim Jong Un has taken a hardline approach towards Seoul and suspended virtually all dialogue and cooperation with the South in recent years.
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Un → take → years
Meanwhile, Pyongyang has raised its military activity along the border and continues to do so.
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Pyongyang → raise → border
On Wednesday, Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of the North Korean leader, announced that new military units have been moved into “firing positions” along the border.
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units → announce → border
Mines, barbed-wire fences, tactical roads, antitank walls and other fortifications have also been added to one of the world’s most heavily armed borders.
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Mines → barb → borders
Tensions have worsened since last month when three South Korean soldiers were injured by explosions near the military demarcation line in the western section of the Demilitarized Zone, the buffer zone that runs between the Koreas, commonly known as the DMZ.
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that → worsen → DMZ
The South blamed the blast on landmines laid by the North and demanded an apology.
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South → blame → apology
Pyongyang has fiercely rejected the accusation.
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Pyongyang → reject → accusation
Seoul’s Ministry of National Defence said on Friday that it was difficult to predict “what further incidents could occur if this situation is allowed to continue unaddressed”.
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situation → say → Friday
The ministry noted that a proposal for talks last year did not receive a response from Pyongyang.
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proposal → note → Pyongyang
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has called for the North to return to dialogue.
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North → call → dialogue
However, Kim Yo Jong responded by slamming the suggestion of bilateral talks as “the climax of the farce”.
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Jong → respond → farce
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