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South Korea cracks down on balloons and K-pop broadcasts to ease tensions with North
Lee has blamed his rightwing predecessor Yoon Suk Yeol — who maintained a hard line against North Korea — of inflaming tensions, including with the year-long loudspeaker campaign. Seoul introduced the broadcasts in response to Pyongyang dispatching hundreds of balloons carrying bags of rubbish, soiled socks and underwear.
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