
Kim Yo-jong, the sister of the North Korean leader, stated that South Korea's actions in the border region 'crossed the red line' and announced that new military measures were being evaluated.
Kim Yo-jong, the sister of the North Korean leader, claimed that South Korea's provocations in the border area had crossed the red line and announced that more tactical attack vehicles could be deployed to the border line and loudspeaker broadcasts could be restarted.
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North and South Korea decided to stop loudspeaker broadcasts in the border area last year. Kim Yo-jong describes South Korea's activities in this region as a provocation.
Kim Yo-jong stated that they may increase the number of tactical attack vehicles stationed on the southern borders. Claiming that there was a "serious" instability situation on the country's southern border caused by "South Korean military bandits", Kim claimed that the security of North Korean soldiers was endangered by warning shots.
Kim also argued that South Korea has issued "provocative" warnings to North Korean soldiers many times since August through loudspeakers placed on the border, and that these actions, which he described as "enemy provocations", "crossed the red line".
According to the news of the North Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), Kim Yo-jong made accusations against South Korea in her written statement titled "We do not make empty words about protecting our sovereignty."
'APPROPRIATE MEASURES ARE BEING EVALUATED'
Noting that they "seriously warned South Korean soldiers about their reckless behavior," Kim said, "Our military leadership is examining the issues of deploying more tactical attack vehicles along the southern border and resuming loudspeaker broadcasts against the Republic of Korea as a preventive and suppressive measure against a possible situation to deal with the current situation, and is evaluating other necessary and appropriate measures." he said.
"Seoul will definitely regret this evil courage of its military thugs and face uncontrollably terrible danger," Kim said. shared his opinion.
Both Koreas decided to stop broadcasting against each other from loudspeakers in the border area last year.
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North Korea's deployment of additional tactical attack vehicles along the border.
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