North Korea to suspend sending trash balloons to South Korea

Why did North Korea launch trash-laden balloons into South Korea?

S Korea suspends inter-Korean military agreement as tensions rise over N Korea’s launch of garbage-carrying balloons.

North Korea's trash balloons deepen tensions with the South. Here's what's happening between rivals

North Korea's recent launches of trash-carrying balloons have sharply increased animosities with rival South Korea

North Korea says it is halting sending trash balloons to South Korea after hundreds more float over border - Boston News, Weather, Sports

(CNN) — North Korea said it was stopping sending trash-filled balloons to South Korea after Seoul reported hundreds more airborne waste deliveries floating across the border. North Korea’s vice-defense minister Kim Kang Il said that the country will “temporarily halt dropping trash over the border,” after claiming to have sent a total of 15 tonnes of trash to its neighbor, according to his statement released by state media KCNA on Sunday. Kim sa…

The South Korean government has approved the suspension of a military agreement with North Korea.

What South Koreans think about North Korea’s barrage of trash balloons

Lee Ho-jun, 39, had already drifted off to sleep when a noise like a siren jolted him awake at 11:35 p.m. last Tuesday. “Suspicious objects presumed to be North Korean leaflets have been identified in the front-line areas,” read a message on his phone, labeled an “Extreme Emergency Alert.” “When I got the text alert, […]

South Korea to restore border military activities, after North’s balloon launches

Seoul, South Korea — South Korea fully suspended an agreement meant to reduce tensions with North Korea, defense officials said Tuesday, allowing Seoul to resume all military activities along the inter-Korean border. The decision, approved by South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, is part of Seoul’s response after Pyongyang sent waves of balloons filled with trash and excrement over the South. The decision frees South Korea to resume military dri…