Kim Yo-jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, don warn say situation for di southern border dey “very unstable,” and she talk say North Korea dey review whether to start loudspeaker broadcasts along di border again. Kim Yo-jong na powerful figure for di North Korean government, and she make di statement on Monday.
Her remark come after Pyongyang don repeatedly deny say na im plant di land mines wey explode last month and severely injure two South Korean soldiers. North Korea also reject Seoul finding say land mines wey North Korea deliberately plant cause di blast.
For statement wey Korean Central News Agency carry, Kim Yo-jong talk say: “Now the situation of the southern border is very unstable. A grave situation is prevailing along the southern border due to the reckless behavior of the ROK military gangsters.” She accuse South Korean military say dem dey threaten North Korean soldiers and dey increase tension. According to her, di actions don “gone beyond the red line” after wetin she call “a fabricated ‘mine explosion farce.'”
Kim Yo-jong claim say South Korea conduct 2,870 rounds of loudspeaker broadcasts and fire 201 warning shots between Aug. 1 and Oct. 17. She also attack President Lee Jae Myung government, talk say e “has far outpaced the die-hard conservative regime of Yoon Suk Yeol,” even as she talk about reconciliation and peace.
She talk say North Korean military dey consider to deploy more tactical strike means along di border and resume loudspeaker broadcasts to handle di situation, plus other measures wey she no explain. “We seriously warn the ROK military gangsters against their reckless acts of aggravating the situation by constantly threatening the border security. Seoul will surely regret and face uncontrollably terrible danger,” she talk.
Di latest tension follow Seoul suspension of loudspeaker broadcasts along di border last year as part of Lee push to restore inter-Korean trust. North Korea also stop im own border broadcasts in response.
