Relations between the two eternal neighbors on the Korean peninsula have fallen to their lowest level in years. North Korea is using a new and disturbing weapon against the South in their long-standing border tensions. Pyongyang is spreading fear and uncertainty across the border by broadcasting eerie sounds that villagers say are making their lives hell.
People living in border villages described the noise attacks as “bombing without bullets.”
It has cut off all dialogue with Seoul and Washington, intensified its nuclear missile tests and vowed to treat South Korea not as a partner for reunification but as an enemy that the North must annex in the event of war.
North Korea has sent weapons and troops to help Russia in the war. North Korean soldiers officially entered the conflict on Russia’s behalf at Kursk.
The two countries also recently signed a mutual defense pact that would be activated if either were attacked.
