North Korea's Balloon Tactics: A Growing Concern
South Korea's military has reported that North Korea is sending more balloons, likely filled with trash, towards South Korea. The Joint Chiefs of Staff have issued a statement urging South Korean citizens to avoid touching these balloons and to report them immediately to military and police authorities.
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SEOUL—South Korea's military has raised alarms over North Korea's latest tactic, which involves launching balloons, presumably filled with trash, into South Korean territory.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff released a statement confirming the southward movement of these balloons and urged citizens to exercise caution.
Authorities have requested that South Koreans refrain from handling these balloons and to report any sightings to military and police officials without delay.
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