North Korea launched over 200 balloons containing waste and propaganda across the Korean peninsula, prompting South Korea to dispatch response teams to investigate. The balloons carried trash, bottles, old batteries, leaflets, and fertilizer. South Korea warned citizens not to touch the objects and criticized North Korea's actions as violating international law.
Key Points
North Korea launched over 200 balloons carrying waste and propaganda across the border
The balloons contained trash, bottles, old batteries, leaflets, and fertilizer
South Korea warned citizens not to touch the objects and to report any incidents to the military
North Korea previously sent human waste via balloons in 2016
The situation has raised concerns about potential military action from North Korea
Pros
South Korea's quick response in dispatching teams to investigate the situation
Highlighting the ongoing tensions and actions between North and South Korea
Cons
Potential escalation of tensions between the two countries