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North Korea Appears to Stop Loudspeaker Broadcasts Toward the South

  • On June 12, North Korea stopped broadcasting strange noises toward South Korea from areas near the border.
  • This followed South Korea's suspension of its loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts a day earlier under new President Lee Jae-myung’s order to restore trust.
  • The broadcasts, started in 2024 in response to North Korea’s trash-filled balloons, had escalated tensions with eerie sounds causing complaints from border residents on Ganghwa island.
  • Seoul’s military confirmed no northern noise broadcasts were detected on June 12, while North Korea played propaganda music instead of unsettling sounds between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m.
  • The halting of loudspeaker broadcasts signals a possible easing of military tensions and opens prospects for reviving inter-Korean dialogue, according to officials and analysts.
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North Korea appears to have stopped propaganda broadcasts near the border with South Korea, the South Korean military leadership announced, according to Reuters.

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Naver broke the news in on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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