N. Korean leader's sister calls on Seoul to crack down on anti-regime leaflets flown by activist groups
- 4 years ago
김여정 "대북전단 조치 안하면 남북 군사합의 파기 각오해야"
Some fresh developments in regards to inter-Korean relations.
The first deputy director of the Propaganda and Agitation Department of North Korea's Workers' Party,... Kim Yo-jong, speculated to be the regime's number two says Pyeongyang will scrap its military agreement with Seoul if the South takes no action against the flying of anti-regime leaflets.
She reportedly said that, if necessary, the North is willing to pull down the once-jointly-run Kaesong industrial complex, or their liaison office,... and rip up the military agreement signed by the two Korean leaders in 2018.
In response, South Korea's Unification Ministry said it has already been looking at ways to effectively ban leaflet campaigns.
It added that the campaigns must stop as they threaten the safety of residents near the border.
Some fresh developments in regards to inter-Korean relations.
The first deputy director of the Propaganda and Agitation Department of North Korea's Workers' Party,... Kim Yo-jong, speculated to be the regime's number two says Pyeongyang will scrap its military agreement with Seoul if the South takes no action against the flying of anti-regime leaflets.
She reportedly said that, if necessary, the North is willing to pull down the once-jointly-run Kaesong industrial complex, or their liaison office,... and rip up the military agreement signed by the two Korean leaders in 2018.
In response, South Korea's Unification Ministry said it has already been looking at ways to effectively ban leaflet campaigns.
It added that the campaigns must stop as they threaten the safety of residents near the border.