Kim Yo-jong warns of “very unstable” conditions at Korean Peninsula’s southern border
Kim Yo-jong said the southern border is very unstable and North Korea is reviewing a possible restart of loudspeaker broadcasts.
In an English-language statement, Kim Yo-jong described the situation along the southern border as very unstable, blaming reckless actions by the Republic of Korea’s military. She said the North Korean military is weighing options, including reviving loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts. The remarks were released through the Korean Central News Agency.
Why it matters
The remarks highlight rising tension on the Korean Peninsula and potential escalation of propaganda warfare.
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