North Korea launched garbage balloons across the border into South Korea

A balloon that was launched from the DPRK/Photo by Yonhup

North Korea launched garbage balloons across the inter-Korean border. It is noted that there were more than 150 such objects.

It is known that, starting Tuesday evening, balloons crossed the border and fell in different places throughout the country.

DPRK launched balloons with garbage into South Korea

< p>Yonhup journalists reported that North Korea launched more than 150 balloons with garbage across the border, citing the South Korean military.

According to the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) ), starting on the evening of May 28, balloons crossed the border and fell in different places throughout the country.

It is noted that the balloons contained various garbage – plastic bottles, batteries, shoe parts and even dung.

Such actions by North Korea clearly violate international law and seriously threaten the security of our people. “We strongly warn North Korea to immediately stop its inhumane and vulgar actions,” JCS said. as part of the tit-for-tat campaign against the distribution of leaflets against Pyongyang.

Balloon from the DPRK/Photo by reader Yonhup

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