N. Korea reinstalling propaganda speakers along inter-Korean border

군 당국 "북한, DMZ 일대에 대남확성기 재설치 작업 중"

North Korea is setting up propaganda loudspeakers at several locations along the border.
This follows a series of tension-raising actions taken by the regime as of late.
Kim Ji-yeon has our top story.
North Korea is reinstalling loudspeakers in multiple places inside the Demilitarized Zone,... a move that goes against the 2018 Panmunjeon Declaration.
Taking down the speakers was considered a key achievement from the summit between President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on April 27th, 2018.
The two Koreas had removed dozens of loudspeakers later that year in around 40 areas... as part of the second of five clauses in the 2018 Panmunjeom Declaration.
The clause stipulates that from May 1st, 2018, the two sides will halt all provocative acts, including the broadcasting of propaganda along the Military Demarcation Line and the distribution of propaganda leaflets... in order to turn the DMZ into a peace zone.
In response, the South Korean military said it's closely monitoring the North's movements around-the-clock... while maintaining its defense posture.
It's widely expected that the South Korean military will reinstall its own loudspeakers under the military's protocol of responding to the North's activities in a proportional manner.
This would raise tensions between Seoul and Pyeongyang even further,... especially since the North has warned it's going to start sending anti-South Korean propaganda leaflets across the border.
The regime's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported that around 12 million leaflets have been tied to three-thousand balloons.
It said the leaflets are being printed at factories across the North, and claimed that they will make it all the way to, what it called, the center of South Korea - which could mean Seoul.
The South Korean defense ministry reiterated that the distribution of leaflets across the inter-Korean border would be a violation of the Panmunjeom Declaration.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.

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[danielpham]

The South should counter the North's propaganda by blasting K-POP music 24/7.

[davidellis]

They will be playing provocative messages from Sister Kim.

[johnschuring]

First message over the speakers will be kim fatty saying: First defector bring Big Mac!

[renzoosuna]

North Korea: *Puts Loadspeakers in the Border
South Korea: *Look at you now look at me look at you now look at me How you like that?

[orangeoceanmonkey]

Lol... what could that possibly accomplish?

[SunsetfearOFFICIAL]

Those are some nice horns. What model, how many watts?

[jabaralbar]

Also s.korea reinstall loudspeaker with only one song, PPAP, in 24/7.

[helpinghand]

It can be sound bomb. south Korea must deploy some sound absorbing technology

[jeffstrong]

S Korea should put on speaker hundreds of N Korean workers died in Qatar to build World Cup stadium for 10 years without a pay while Kim Jung Un kept their money to spend on expensive items.

[phillawson]

I wish they allow white guys to move there I would be there in a min

[clarkkent]

Why did South Korea let U.S. influence stall progress on reunifications efforts for so long and allow provocations against North Korea to continue until they finally lost patience with all the harassment and delay?

[MrSMOSH]

South started it just saying, they sent flyers first

[glemir]

Meybe i suggest the sound system here in the Philippines . The biggest set up made here is 200+dub 150+ mid 150+ hi mid ..hahahaha try to search in youtube and facebook just type ILOILO BATTLE OF THE SOUND