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Kim Yo-jongsister of the North Korean leader, Kim Chen Inwarned on Tuesday that South Korea will pay a “terrible price” for launching balloons with propaganda brochures and emphasized
Kim Yo-jongsister of the North Korean leader, Kim Chen Inwarned on Tuesday that South Korea will pay a “terrible price” for launching balloons with propaganda brochures and emphasized that Pyongyang “He will change his countermeasures” if such incidents continue on the common border.
Also Deputy Director Central Committee of the Labour Party North Korea stressed that during Over the past few hours, 29 more “large balloons” have been found. sent “Because of the garbage in South Korea.” “It looks like a situation is approaching that we cannot ignore,” he said.
According to North Korea’s state news agency CTAC, The leader warned:
Sending a firm warning to the trash. They must be prepared to pay a terrible and high price. If the trash in South Korea continues to stubbornly participate in this tough and dirty game, then the countermeasures against North Korea will inevitably have to change.
North Korean authorities have been condemning the Launching balloons with propaganda and garbage from South Koreato which they responded launching thousands of balloons towards South Korea, leading to Temporary suspension of flights in Seoul.
As part of this growing tension,Seoul resumes propaganda broadcasts via loudspeakers at borderresumed on June 9 for the first time in six years, while They also resumed their live-fire exercises near the common border.
North Korean authorities also increased theirlaunches of ballistic missiles and other projectiles, in what they describe as a warning against actions Seoul and its joint maneuvers with the United StatesWith.
Both countries technically they are still at warBecause the The Korean War (1950-1953) ended with an armistice.without a peace agreement to date.
(according to information from Europe Press)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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