Another mischief of the crazy dictator, now he is dropping garbage in South Korea with balloons

North Korea South Korea Tension: You must have heard about North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Now once again he is in the headlines because South Korea has accused North Korea of dropping garbage in balloons from across the border.

North Korea South Korea Tension: On hearing the name of North Korea, everyone thinks of the strange and Hitler-like orders of its dictator Kim Jong Un. He remains in the headlines by constantly taking one or the other decision. There is also tension between him and his neighbour South Korea. It has been threatened many times. However, now North Korea is dropping garbage in balloons at its neighbour’s place. It is alleged that a large number of items like garbage and excreta have been dropped in the balloons.
South Korea’s Joint Chief of Staff said that by Wednesday morning, the army had detected 260 balloons. These had fallen in various areas of the country. They have also shared a photo regarding this. It can be seen that a sheet of garbage is spread on the sidewalks and roads. It includes plastic pieces and dirt.
What was in the balloons?
The Joint Chief of Staff of the South Korean Army said that the garbage that came with the balloons included plastic bottles, damaged shoes and mud. The army is currently investigating. This action of North Korea is clearly a violation of international laws. Such an act is also a threat to the safety of our citizens. He has warned North Korea to stop such inhumane acts.

North Korea sent 150 balloons filled with garbage and manure to South Korea.
The balloons fell overnight in various locations across the country. pic.twitter.com/16t5IQz3Lq
— Clash Report (@clashreport) May 29, 2024

alert issued
Local governments in South Korea have also issued an alert after this incident. They have asked their citizens to remain alert. Governments of northern provinces along with Gyeonggi and Gangwon have asked people to first report unknown objects to the administration and police or army. If you see something like this in the sky of your area, then avoid going out.
Such incidents keep happening
In North Korea, dictator Kim Jong often sends pamphlets related to his propaganda. Many times medicines, food, radios and pen-drives containing recordings of news and TV shows have also been sent here. Efforts are made to provoke the citizens through this. North Korea’s Deputy Defense Minister said that we will take action against every attempt to threaten the country’s sovereignty and security.