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Barricades set up at a military checkpoint on the Tongil bridge, the road leading to North Korea's Kaesong city, in the border city of Paju on October 9, 2024. North Korea's army said on October 9 it was moving to "permanently shut off and block the southern border" with Seoul and had informed the US military to prevent an accidental clash. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP) (Photo by JUNG YEON-JE/AFP via Getty Images)

North Korea To Blow Up Roads Connected With The South, Seoul Claims

North Korea is preparing to blow up roads that cross the militarized border with South Korea, Seoul announced on Monday.

TOPSHOT-SKOREA-NKOREA-BALLOONS-POLITICS TOPSHOT - A pedestrian walks along a pavement past pieces of North Korean food packaging, sweet wrappers and paper suspected to be from trash balloons sent from North Korea, in Seoul on July 24, 2024. North Korean sweet wrappers and packets of crackers and other snacks made at a factory once visited by leader Kim Jong Un were found by AFP reporters on Seoul streets on July 24. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP) (Photo by ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP via Getty Images)

North Korea Floats Trash Balloons Over To South Korea For Second Time: ‘Retaliation’

Balloons full of trash from North Korea have landed in South Korea’s presidential office compound and a U.S. military base nearby, disrupting some operations.

North Korean Defectors Release Propaganda Balloons In Protest Against Nuclear Test PAJU, SOUTH KOREA - FEBRUARY 16: North Korean defectors, now living in South Korea, prepare to release balloons carrying propaganda leaflets denouncing North Korea's nuclear test at Imjingak, near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on February 16, 2013 in Paju, South Korea. February 16 is late leader Kim Jong-Il's birthday and defectors dare to launch the balloons today, to denouce the nuclear test. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)

North Korea Sends Balloons Full Of Excrement, Trash To South Korea

North Korea has reportedly sent hundreds of air balloons full of trash and excrement into South Korea.

UNDISCLOSED LOCATION, SOUTH KOREA - DECEMBER 20: In this handout image released by the South Korean Defense Ministry, A U.S. B-52H strategic bomber, F-22 fighter jets and C-17 fly over South Korea during the joint air drills on December 20, 2022 at an undisclosed location in South Korea. South Korea and the United States conducted combined air drills, involving a U.S. B-52 strategic bomber and F-22 stealth fighters. The drills took place in the South's air defense identification zone southwest of its southern island of Jeju aimed at bolstering allies' deterrence against evolving North Korean threats. (Photo by South Korean Defense Ministry via Getty Images)

North Korea threatens to shoot down U.S. planes flying in its airspace

North Korea warned on Monday that their military might start shooting down U.S. Air Force planes after accusing the U.S. of “illegally” intruding into its airspace “several times.”