North Korea Cranks Up War Rhetoric Over Propaganda, Drills
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North Korea threatened to take military action if the South continues to drop leaflets and other propaganda encouraging revolt, threatening a return of tension on the peninsula that roiled markets last year.
North Korea will fire at South Korean locations, including the Imjin Pavilion tourist lookout near the border, used to launch balloons carrying leaflets and animation clips saved on memory sticks and DVDs, along with U.S. one dollar bills, state-run Korean Central News Agency reported yesterday. It also threatened “all-out war” if there is an attack during annual U.S.-South Korean military drills that began today.