North Korean debris falls on government headquarters in Seoul

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Presidential Security Service South Korea reported this Wednesday on falling ball with trash Sent from North Korea in the premises of the city. Office of the President countries after Pyongyang launches new wave of devices of this type in response to a propaganda mailing Seoul.

“Investigation of the response team chemical, biological and radiological came to the conclusion that the objects did not pose a danger and did not pollute the environment, and they were collected,” he said. Security service, According to the South Korean news agency Yonhap.

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Later, Joint Chiefs of Staff pointed out that Pyongyang launches about 300 garbage balloons to the province Kyunggiwhich surrounds Seoulthe country’s capital, before adding that Analysis shows that they are not dangerous.

He also stressed that some balloons are still in the air and added that he has avoided shooting them down out of fear what they may contain harmful substances. Until the date, Pyongyang Launches Over 3,000 Trash Balloons towards the territory of South Korea since the end of May.

Forces South Korea and North Korea continued their work throughout the weekend propaganda battle on the border, whose airspace became an arena New garbage balloons launched by Pyongyang, Seoul responds with deployment huge sound systems used to broadcast songs from famous South Korean pop groups such as BTS, as well as news from the country.

(according to information from Europe Press)

Source: Aristegui Noticias

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