The South Korean military on Wednesday closed the loudspeaker blasting Propaganda against North Korea along the border, with the first major step to reduce the already cross-tension of the newly elected President Lee J-Mung.
On Thursday, South Korea’s Joint Chief of Staff said, in return, North has stopped its loudspeaker to target the south near the border. However, it is not clear whether Pyongyang has ended his campaign.
South Korean President Li J-Mung had stopped a campaign promise to loudspeakers, so “to restore confidence in inter-coorian relations and promote peace on the Korean peninsula.”
Lee’s spokesperson Kong You-Jung decided as a “active step” to reduce military tension in the region.
Psychological engaged in war
Broadcasting, which included promotional messages and K-pap music, resumed in June 2024 after launching thousands of garbage-filled balloons in a psychological campaign in North Korea.
In vengeance, Pyongyang began his own banging broadcasts, characterizing the halling animals, sharp gongs and other distressed sounds.
The residents near the border had long complained about the noise from both sides.
Siol seems to reopen communication
The broadcast was part of the deadlock of a cold war-style that increased with North Korea’s nuclear weapons development and close military relations with Russia.
In his inaugural address last week, Lee vowed reopening the communication channels with North Korea. However, the road ahead remains uncertain as Pyongyang has rejected the diplomatic overstitcher.
In recent years, the nuclear-host has increased close to North Korea Moscow, allegedly supplying thousands of soldiers and large amounts of military equipment to support Russia in Ukraine.
The concern is increasing that North Korean leader Kim Jong is deepening relations with the transfer of technology with Russian President Vladimir Putin Kuld of the United Nations that will do North Korea’s nuclear weapons and missile programs.
