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The United States has acknowledged South Korea's concerns over comments made by U.S. Forces Korea Commander Gen. Xavier Brunson. Brunson recently stated that the border separating South Korea from North Korea, established after the Korean War, marks the beginning of South Korean territory. Seoul has expressed dissatisfaction with this statement.
Gyeonggi Province Governor Choo Mi-ae has apologized for a second time after her previous apology was deemed insincere. She had previously criticized firefighters as a "fiscal drain." Choo has expressed regret to firefighters for the hurt her previous remarks caused.
The director of the National Museum of Korea has apologized for an error in attributing a calligraphic work from his personal collection. The piece was improperly displayed at the museum, which You Hong-june described as a "grave mistake and oversight" during a parliamentary audit.
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