South Korea retaliates with K-pop songs after being hit by rubbish-filled balloons
Monday, 22 July 2024 South Korea has been playing K-pop songs in loudspeaker broadcasts aimed at its northern neighbour along the border - after it was targeted with balloons carrying rubbish.
Recently North Korea crossed the border into the South, however it wasn’t with soldiers or military weaponry of some kind, but rather these: weather balloons, each of them carrying trash. No authorities say one of them started a fire. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered mass production of suicide drones after supervising successful tests. This development, occurring amid strengthening military ties with Russia, raises questions about Moscow's technical assistance. Kim emphasized updating military doctrine to reflect global drone warfare trends. North Korea's previous drone activities included penetrating South Korean airspace, reaching sensitive areas including Seoul and presidential office zones.
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Monday, 22 July 2024
South Korea has been playing K-pop songs in loudspeaker broadcasts aimed at its northern neighbour along the border - after it was targeted with balloons carrying rubbish.
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