N. Korean balloons drop leaflets attacking first couple


Lashing out: A person holding a propaganda leaflet denouncing the first couple near the Presidential Office in Seoul. — Reuters

Propaganda leaflets apparently carried by balloons were found scattered on the streets of the South Korean capital Seoul, including some making personal attacks on the country’s president and first lady.

The leaflets attacking South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol and First Lady Kim Keon-hee found in the capital appear to be the first instance of the North Korean government directly sending anti-South propaganda material across the border.

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