South Korea blared anti-North Korea propaganda across the border for the second straight day on Monday, ramping up psychological warfare in retaliation over Pyongyang’s repeated trash balloon launches.
The decision to keep the loudspeakers on came after Seoul announced that it resumed “full-fledged” broadcasts on Sunday after spotting more North Korean balloons.
South Korea blared anti-North Korea propaganda across the border for the second straight day on Monday, ramping up psychological warfare in retaliation over Pyongyang’s repeated trash balloon launches.
The decision to keep the loudspeakers on came after Seoul announced that it resumed “full-fledged” broadcasts on Sunday after spotting more North Korean balloons.
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