SOUTH KOREA Hit by Air Attacks as North Korea Launches Balloons Loaded with Trash & Manure on South
Video Summary
The conflict between North and South Korea has escalated as North Korea has responded to the spread of propaganda leaflets and K-pop music brought by balloons from South Korea by sending over 600 balloons filled with trash and human waste. This has led to concerns about a possible military conflict, as the two countries have been at war since the 1950s and have never signed a peace treaty. The situation is further complicated by Russia’s alliance with North Korea and its recent military activities in Ukraine, which could draw in other countries and destabilize the global economy. The United States has supported South Korea, and the two are concerned about the potential for a North Korean invasion, which could trigger a response from Russia. The recent deployment of propaganda leaflets, balloons, and loudspeakers has sparked fears of a military conflict, which could be catastrophic for the global economy.
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