Gen Tolley said the commandos were sent in with minimal equipment to
facilitate their movements and minimize the risk of detection by North
Korean forces.
At least four of the tunnels built by Pyongyang go under the Demilitarized
Zone separating North and South Korea, Tolley said.
“We don’t know how many we don’t know about,” he admitted.
Among the facilities identified are 20 air fields that are partially
underground, and thousands of artillery positions.
In February, South Korea’s Yonhap news agency reported that had built at least
two new tunnels at a nuclear testing site, likely in preparation for a new
test.
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