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Seoul Urges Dialogue Amid North's Loudspeaker Threat
South Korea's unification ministry called on North Korea on Thursday to stop acts that could increase the risk of clashes along the border after Pyongyang warned of resuming loudspeaker broadcasts. The government stated that the threat increases the risk of accidental clashes and urged Pyongyang to return to dialogue. Meanwhile, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister, Kim Yo-jong, said Wednesday that Pyongyang will resume propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts toward South Korea later this month and warned of 'new response measures'.
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