North Korea sends new wave of 700 rubbish-filled balloons into South Korea

bombardment of garbage-

filled

balloons

floating across South Korea's heavily fortified borders, hundreds of them

filled

with garbage and dung and flown from North Korea to wreak havoc on its neighbors, forcing the South's military to mobilize teams chemical response to clean up the mess across the country. for the second time this week War, as we already said on May 31, we have decided to take unbearable retaliatory measures, we will not sit idly by if there are more provocations and for this we will maintain the preparedness posture described as strange and petty, it was intended to be a retaliation against the propaganda leaflets previously sent by anti-North Korean activists.

It has been going on for years and decades where the two sides have been sending each other

balloons

that often contain propaganda leaflets; there could be an escalation in terms of psychological warfare in Recent firing exercises by both sides show that North Korea is still working on its ability to send something much more lethal. Leader Kim Jean-Un watched his country test nuclear-capable rocket launchers and demonstrated his ability to carry out a pre-emptive strike against his rival, the People's Democratic Republic. Korea will continue to proudly exercise its sovereign right, including that of launching satellites, regardless of any changes in conditions and environment.

North Korea has confirmed that it will stop sending waste across the border if South Korea refrains from sending leaflets in the opposite direction, signaling a truce. In the battle of the balloons Shan Freeman powers Sky News