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North Korea Tests Border Loudspeakers After Kim Yo-jong Warning
North Korea appears to have conducted a test broadcast of propaganda loudspeakers along the inter-Korean border on Thursday, October 29, according to Yonhap and Korea Times. The test follows a warning from Kim Yo-jong, who said loudspeaker broadcasts against South Korea would be ready within days, as reported by KBS World and Korea Times on October 22. South Korea has said it will take a 'proportionate measure' in response, per Korea Times. A resident of Daeseong-dong, or Freedom Village, was cited by Yonhap in KBS World's report on the test. Korean media coverage focuses on the escalation of tensions, with both sides blaming each other for raising border tensions, as noted by KBS World.
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