North Korea starts dismantling propaganda loudspeakers
South Korea found that the South Korean army has removed some propaganda speakers targeting in the south in parts of the border area following the similar movements of the South.
Seoul made such a statement for the first time since President Lee Jae Myung was president two months ago and South Korea began to dismantle his speakers.
The army added that more approval as to whether the dismantling is realized in all areas and will continue to follow the relevant activities.
Lee’s replacement of a conservative government, Lee’s liberal government, trying to alleviate tension with Pyongyang, Lee closed the propaganda broadcasts that criticized the North Korean regime shortly after taking office.
On Monday, South Korean officials began to lift the speakers suppressing anti -North Korea, as Lee has long played the Durmuş dialogue between belt competitors.
After the 1950-53 Korean war resulted in a ceasefire and the relations have worsened in the last few years, countries remained technically in the war.
Through the speakers, cross -border propaganda publications have been used by both sides for years of relations between south and north Korea because of the years of worn and flowing.
North Korea, who is extremely sensitive to the external criticism of the authoritarian leadership and the third generation manager Kim Jong Un, did not immediately confirm that he had dropped his speakers.
South Korea’s previous conservative government, after years of pause, North Korea flying garbage -loaded balloons to the south of the south of the daily speaker broadcasts continued.
The speakers detonated propaganda messages and K-Pop songs, a playlist designed to hit a nervous in Pyongyang, where Kim forced an intensive campaign to eliminate the influence of South Korean pop culture and language between the population to strengthen the dynasty rule of his family.
Cold War -style psychological war campaigns further increased the tensions that were inflamed with the cooperation of three -sided security in cooperation with Japan, efforts to expand joint military exercises with South Korea and the United States with South Korea.
Lee, who started to work in June after winning an early election to replace Conservative Conservative Yoon Suk Yeol, wants to improve relations with Pyongyang, who reacted angrily to Yoon’s challenging policies, and sneaky dialogue.
With AP
