North Korea "will pay for North Korean leaflets"...10 days of GPS jamming training.

[Anchor]
North Korea threatened to pay for the North Korean leaflets sent from South Korea, saying they were found not only around the border but also at the heart of the war.

The North Korean military's GPS radio disturbance training in preparation for the appearance of drones has been conducted for 10 consecutive days.

I'm reporter Lee Jong-gu.

[Reporter]
This is a picture of a North Korean leaflet released by North Korea, saying that it was flown from South Korea.

There are snacks, medicines, and underwear along with leaflets in a large plastic bag.

Kim Yo-jong, vice chairman of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea, even issued a statement, warning, "It was found not only around the border but also in the heart of the people," adding, "A dirty and low-grade act of spraying anti-Republic political conspiracy propaganda will pay a price."

North Korea has been sensitive to anti-North Korean leaflets, but in fact, last month, South Korean drones penetrated Pyongyang and sprayed anti-North Korean leaflets, citing the risk of war.

[North Korea's Korean Central TV (last month 12th): This irresponsible and dangerous provocation that could lead to war must be stopped immediately.]

Kim also claimed that a lot of manpower was put in to clean up trash sent from South Korea with raw expressions, which is believed to have foreshadowed the 31st spraying by justifying their filth balloons.

The disturbance of GPS radio waves in North Korea continued for 10 days.

Initially, it was limited to the northwestern island region, but recently, there have been disturbance signals across the border region, including Gyeonggi and northern Gangwon.

It seems that they are training GPS radio disturbances in preparation for the appearance of South Korean drones.

[Cho Han-beom / Chair Researcher at the Korea Institute for National Unification: It means that North Korea has admitted that the sky over Kim Jong-un's office has been breached three times. It's actually a quasi-emergency state.]

In the meantime, Unification Minister Kim Young-ho said in a broadcast that it would be difficult for North Korea to go to Washington without going through Seoul regarding the possibility of U.S.-North Korea dialogue.

If the U.S.-North Korea dialogue takes place, the two countries should closely coordinate in advance.

Referring to North Korea's dispatch of troops, Minister Kim also stressed that NATO's position as well as South Korea should be considered.

I'm YTN Lee Jong-gu.

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Video; After Ma Young