S. Korea identifies remains of another soldier killed during Korean War

South Korea's military has identified the remains of another soldier killed during the 1950-53 Korean War, raising the number of such service members to 273, the defense ministry said Tuesday. The ministry's Agency for KIA Recovery and Identification and the 21st Infantry Division recovered the remains of late Cpl. Kim Pan-seong near Yanggu, 175 kilometers northeast of the capital, in 2024, according to the ministry. KIA stands for killed in action. Kim, who joined the military service in May 19

By The Korea Herald