PHOTOS: North Korea's trash balloons land at South Korea's National Assembly
By Park Jong-hyeokPosted : July 25, 2024, 16:53Updated : July 25, 2024, 16:55
SEOUL, July 25 (AJU PRESS) - Debris from trash-filled balloons from North Korea was found Thursday near South Korea's National Assembly building in Seoul. Police cordoned off the site for investigation.
On Wednesday, similar garbage balloons landed inside the presidential compound and the National Assembly compound.
Pyongyang has been sending balloons carrying wastepaper and other garbage, including human feces, since May, in retaliation against propaganda leaflets sent across the border by South Korean activists, mostly North Korean defectors.
This photo shows debris from a North Korean trash balloon near the National Assembly building in Seoul on July 25, 2024. AJU PRESS Park Jong-hyeok
Police set up a cordon around debris from a North Korean trash balloon found near the National Assembly building in Seoul on July 25, 2024, to preserve evidence. AJU PRESS Park Jong-hyeok
Police cordon off debris from a North Korean trash balloon found near the National Assembly building in Seoul on July 25, 2024. AJU PRESS Park Jong-hyeok
This photo shows debris from a North Korean trash balloon near the National Assembly building in Seoul on July 25, 2024. AJU PRESS Park Jong-hyeok
