North Korea slams ROK balloon launches, scattering propaganda over Seoul
Kim Yo Jong threatens South Korea over anti-regime leafleting, hours before DPRK sends leaflets depicting nuke strike
Kim Yo Jong speaking during a party meeting and a presumed North Korean leaflet that landed in Seoul on Monday depicting a strike on South Korea | Image: KCTV (Aug. 11, 2022) and NK News (Nov. 18, 2024)
Kim Yo Jong accused South Korean activists of scattering more anti-regime leaflets in North Korea on Sunday, warning that ROK “scum” would “pay a dear price” hours before the DPRK appeared to send its own propaganda leaflets over the border.
North Korea’s state news agency published photos of balloons carrying South Korean snacks and leaflets that allegedly landed in the DPRK alongside the threatening statement by the DPRK leader’s influential sister.
Kim Yo Jong accused South Korean activists of scattering more anti-regime leaflets in North Korea on Sunday, warning that ROK “scum” would “pay a dear price” hours before the DPRK appeared to send its own propaganda leaflets over the border.
North Korea’s state news agency published photos of balloons carrying South Korean snacks and leaflets that allegedly landed in the DPRK alongside the threatening statement by the DPRK leader’s influential sister.
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