North Korea has commenced a multi-vector propaganda campaign to criticize South Korea for failing to stop defectors from sending anti-regime leaflets across the border, analysis of Sunday state media output by NK News shows.
The effort comes after Pyongyang said Friday it would withdraw from the inter-Korean liaison office due to the Moon Jae-in government's inability to prevent the leaflets being sent North.
North Korea has commenced a multi-vector propaganda campaign to criticize South Korea for failing to stop defectors from sending anti-regime leaflets across the border, analysis of Sunday state media output by NK News shows.
The effort comes after Pyongyang said Friday it would withdraw from the inter-Korean liaison office due to the Moon Jae-in government's inability to prevent the leaflets being sent North.
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