South Korea Seeks Border Talks as North Korea Threatens to Deploy Loudspeakers
Kim Yo-jong said North Korea will place loudspeakers along the border, while Seoul urged talks after three South Korean soldiers were injured by mines.
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The Ministry of National Defense is reviewing proportional measures in response to North Korea's announcement to resume loudspeaker broadcasts targeting the South. While specific methods are currently undecided, the Ministry is closely monitoring North Korea's movements and continuously carrying out operations to strengthen its initiative, such as mine removal within the DMZ, in cooperation with the United Nations Command.
The Ministry of National Defense signaled its intention to counteract any installation of loudspeakers directed at the South by installing loudspeakers directed at the North. During a regular briefing on the 22nd, Ministry of National Defense Spokesperson Jeong Bit-na responded to a question asking whether the ministry was considering installing loudspeakers directed at the North symmetrically if North Korea actually installs them, stating, "If …
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