Re-send garbage balloons to South Korea

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, Seoul’s army announced that North Korea continues its actions of the past few days once again sent balloons carrying garbage to South Korea.

Associated Press reported that these balloons carrying garbage once again flew over the border between the two Koreas and some South Korean provinces, including Seoul, on Saturday.

Yonhap news agency quoted the South Korean military as reporting about 90 balloons carrying cigarette butts, pieces of paper and Plastic bags have been sent by North Korea to South Korea.

According to this report, the people of the areas where the balloons have gone are asked not to touch them and if they see them, report it to the police or the army.

A few days ago, North Korea sent about 260 balloons carrying garbage to the border between the two Koreas and some cities in South Korea. sent. Pyongyang announced that it sent the balloons in response to a campaign launched by South Korean activists and North Korean defectors. Pyongyang believes North Korean defectors sent the balloons, which carry messages and criticisms against North Korea and other things.

According to this report, the balloons that were sent at the beginning of the week, They were redirected by South Korean activists.

Accordingly, the explosive unit and the chemical and biological reaction team of the South Korean army started their activities to investigate and collect information about this issue and for the residents of this area to stay away from the place where this waste fell. A warning has been issued.

Images published by the South Korean military show that plastic bags carrying garbage are attached to these balloons, and other images also indicate that this garbage is scattered around the destroyed balloons, while The word “garbage” is written on these bags.

Kim Yo-jong, the North Korean leader’s sister, confirmed that the balloons were sent in response to a campaign by South Korean activists.

The South Korean military announced that it had no plans to shoot down the balloons and warned of rising tensions near the border between the two countries. Seoul previously called this action dangerous.

Currently, a large number of soldiers of the two Korean armies are in tension with each other across the border, and North Korea has threatened to retaliate.

Speaking of the Joint Chiefs of Staff South also stated that we decided to let these balloons fall on the ground and we will revive them safely.

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