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Kim Yo-jong warns of border measures, loudspeakers on standby
Kim Yo-jong, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister, said Pyongyang will resume propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts toward South Korea later this month, with the devices "on standby" in "a matter of days," according to state media. She and military marshal Pak Jong-chon inspected border fortification work, warning of an "overwhelming" military response to any provocation threatening North Korean troops. Kim Yo-jong also criticized the South Korean government, accusing its actions of exceeding those of the previous Yoon administration and claiming the southern border situation is "extremely unstable" due to South Korean military warning broadcasts and warning shots. Korean news outlets report these developments as escalating inter-Korean tensions, with Yonhap and Korea Times leading coverage of the loudspeaker resumption and fortification inspections.
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