Update at 17:30: this article has been updated to include South Korean government confirmation that propaganda loudspeakers have been removed from the inter-Korean border.
North Korea on Wednesday appeared to have removed a number of anti-South Korea propaganda articles from several official websites, Seoul said, amid signs of a broader de-escalation of mounting tensions between the two Koreas.
Update at 17:30: this article has been updated to include South Korean government confirmation that propaganda loudspeakers have been removed from the inter-Korean border.
North Korea on Wednesday appeared to have removed a number of anti-South Korea propaganda articles from several official websites, Seoul said, amid signs of a broader de-escalation of mounting tensions between the two Koreas.
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