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After enduring weeks of North Korean balloon drops filled with trash, South Korea has retaliated by resuming the broadcast of anti-North Korean propaganda through loudspeakers at the border for the first time in years. These loudspeakers, mounted on mobile sonic emitters based on truck chassis, are capable of blaring anti-Pyongyang broadcasts, K-pop songs, and outside news across the heavily armed border. North Korea is notably sensitive to these broadcasts due to concerns that they could demoralize front-line troops and residents, potentially weakening leader Kim Jong Un's grip on power. Analysts suggest that the psychological impact of these broadcasts is substantial, as they undermine the tightly controlled narrative within North Korea. South Korean defense expert Mason has highlighted the effectiveness of these broadcasts, noting that North Korean front-line units have expressed strong reactions. These units have reportedly vowed to target and destroy the loudspeakers, even requesting that the broadcasts be halted. I can't believe, They really unveiled it! Behold, a mobile sonic emitter! Latest version of the anti North Korean loud speaker revealed for the first time in DMZ. I mean, this system looks like literally came out from 'Command&Conquer' or 'Warhammer 40k'. Ukraine, Russia, Israel… pic.twitter.com/UZoW6PmFV7 — ハク Mason (@mason_8718) June 10, 2024 The reintroduction of these broadcasts marks a renewed phase in the psychological warfare between the two Koreas, as South Korea leverages modern technology to challenge the North’s information control. This move underscores the ongoing tension and strategic maneuvers that characterize the relationship between the two nations.

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