More than 150 garbage balloons were launched from North Korea across the border. According to the Joint Committee of the Chiefs of Staff of the Armed Forces of South Korea (JCS), from May 28, these balls crossed the border and fell in different places throughout South Korea. They contained empty bottles, cardboard, batteries, old shoes and even pus.
Representatives of the military from Seoul sharply condemned these actions of North Korea as a violation of international law and a serious threat to the safety of the people. "We steadily urge North Korea to immediately stop these inhuman and vulgar actions," the military statement reads.
In response to these launches, North Korea claims that it was a response to postcards coming from South Korea to overthrow Kim Jong In. Shipment of Critical Critic Centers Kim Jong Ina is a tradition of North Korean defectors to South Korea and local activists. This effort is to encourage North Korea citizens to rebellion against the Pyongyansk regime. In turn, Pyongyang always responds to these attempts aggressively.
