On Wednesday, Pyongyang sent bubbles full of trash, toilet paper and suspected dog faeces into the South, with Seoul’s defense pounding Pyongyang for their “low group” activities.
The North had earlier warned over the weekend that it would “drain border regions of wastepaper and trash” to chastise Seoul.
Kim Yo Jong Un, the daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, made fun of the “goblins of democratic republic” in Seoul by complaining about the kites and promising more would follow.
The fusillade of ballistic missiles comes just days after North Korea’s most recent endeavor to orbit a spy satellite ended in a midair explosion on Monday.
North Korea claimed late on Monday that the jet carrying its Malligyong- 1- 1 “reconnaissance telescope exploded minutes after release due to a rumored engine issue.
Chinese broadcaster NHK claimed it had filmed it from north China at the same time as the intended release of images of what appeared to be a burning bullet in the evening sky before it detonated into a fireball.
Kim’s government has long prioritized the launch of surveillance satellites, and it claimed that they did so in November despite two unsuccessful attempts the previous year.
Kim claimed that the nation was unaffected by the new satellite launch in a statement made late on Wednesday by the Korean Central News Agency.
We must not feel afraid or depressed, but we must also work harder, he said, despite the fact that we did not achieve the results we had hoped for the recent reconnaissance satellite launch.
According to the text of the conversation given at the Academy of Defence Sciences,” It is normal that one learns more and makes greater progress after experiencing loss.”