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June 1 At the 248th MAC meeting, the North claims that on May 27<br />

naval vessels from the South had fired shells along the North’s<br />

coast.<br />

The South claims that it was in self-defence.<br />

June 13 At the 249th MAC meeting, a carbine shown to prove that<br />

South Korea had dispatched soldiers into North Korea turned<br />

out to have been stolen on October 21, 1966.<br />

July 27 At the 252nd MAC meeting, the North accuses the South of<br />

planning for a second war. The South responded that the<br />

North’s accusations were false.<br />

August 16 At the 253rd MAC meeting, the North unleashes anti-<br />

American propaganda.<br />

August 28 Armed North Korean infiltrators attack the US 76th Army<br />

Engineer Battalion at the UNC/MAC advance camp. Three<br />

soldiers are killed. The attack is regarded as the most serious<br />

armistice violation so far.<br />

September 3 A special unit of the South Korean Army crossed the MDL,<br />

causing severe damage to North Korean military installations.<br />

One South Korean soldier died in the attack.<br />

September 8 At the 254th MAC meeting, the South protests the August 28<br />

incident and demands an investigation by a joint observer<br />

team, but the North Koreans refuse.<br />

November 12 South Korean soldiers from a special corps blew up a KPA<br />

divisional headquarters but without any casualties being<br />

sustained.<br />

December 12 At the 256th MAC meeting, the South claimed that there had<br />

been 181 cases of armed intrusions across the MDL into the<br />

South since January 1967, but the North does not admit any<br />

cases.<br />

1968 The South records 985 provocations from the North against<br />

the MDL.<br />

Appendix<br />

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