Families of abductees 'cancellation of anti-North Korean leaflets' [Anchor Report]

A family gathering of abductees, which had announced that it would distribute leaflets to North Korea in Paju today, canceled the plan after a scuffle at the site today.

A family gathering of abductees who came to the scene with a tractor like this.

We were planning to send 100,000 leaflets north containing the personal information and photos of the six victims of the abduction and the demand for confirmation of their life and death.
We eventually changed our position in the face of opposition from the Gyeonggi-do Special Judicial Police, the task force, and residents of the border area of Paju, who were waiting at the
site.

They also had a war of words with members of the Democratic Party's North Korea Front TF who came to the scene, so let's listen for a moment.

In the midst of this, yesterday's parliamentary inspection of the National Intelligence Headquarters said that loudspeaker broadcasts toward North Korea are effective.

The story was about the majority of the North Korean military and the "Jangmadang Generation" from their late teens to their late 20s who indirectly experienced South Korean culture from an early age even dancing to Korean songs playing from the North Korean loudspeaker.
We will wrap up 2 News now while listening to the remarks on
.

[Lee Sung-kwon / ruling party secretary of the National Assembly Intelligence Committee: It has been confirmed that our broadcasting to North Korea is affecting the North Korean military in its own way. For example, a North Korean GP worker was seen dancing during our broadcast time in North Korea. Since it is affecting the North Korean military to that extent, North Korea is using self-rescue measures such as operating a first-party vehicle to prevent this...]