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Seoul Urges Dialogue as North Threatens Loudspeakers
South Korea's unification ministry on Thursday called on North Korea to stop acts that could raise the risk of border clashes, urging Pyongyang to return to dialogue, after the North warned of resuming loudspeaker broadcasts. Yonhap reports the ministry made the appeal, while KBS World notes Seoul warned of 'proportional measures' if the broadcasts restart. The threat came from Kim Yo-jong, who said propaganda loudspeakers would be ready within days, prompting the main opposition People Power Party to renew calls for Seoul to resume its own broadcasts in response to recent mine blasts in the DMZ.
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