Seoul: Kim Yo-jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, warned on Sunday that South Korea would face serious consequences for sending propaganda leaflets across the border a day earlier. As the vice department director of the ruling Workers’ Party, she criticized South Korea for dropping “various kinds of political agitation leaflets and.
Since Tuesday night, the balloons have crossed the border to fall in various locations across the country, reaching as far as the southeastern province of South Gyeongsang
South Korea urged North Korea on Wednesday to acknowledge the issue of prisoners of the 1950-53 Korean War detained in the country and cooperate in uncovering their fate. Seoul made the call during an interagency meeting on the issue of prisoners of war (POW) — the first session of its kind under the Yoon Suk.
