SEOUL: The first inter-Korean military talks for two years ended without progress Thursday after Seoul demanded Pyongyang apologise for the deadly sinking of a warship, Yonhap news agency reported.
Seoul's defence ministry confirmed the talks were over but had no further immediate comment. Yonhap, quoting a ministry official, said the two sides failed to set a date for another round of talks.
Seoul's defence ministry confirmed the talks were over but had no further immediate comment. Yonhap, quoting a ministry official, said the two sides failed to set a date for another round of talks.
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