Kim Yo-jong, the Vice Department Director of North Korea's Workers' Party, recently revealed anti-North Korea leaflets that had fallen in various areas and responded with a warning, stating, "We will make them pay the price."
In a statement released through the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on the 17th, Kim Yo-jong claimed, "On the 16th, various politically provocative leaflets and items, described as South Korea's trash, were dropped near the border and even inland."
She continued, "We strongly condemn South Korea's vile and base actions of once again enforcing provocations by scattering anti-Republic political propaganda materials, ignoring our repeated warnings."
Kim further declared, "There is a limit to patience," and warned, "The anger of our people has reached the heavens! We will make South Korea's trash pay the price."
Photographs of the anti-North Korea leaflets published by North Korea show materials with various slogans written on paper flyers, as well as snacks like Choco Pies, medicines, feminine hygiene products, children's nutritional supplements, and other items scattered on the ground or caught in trees and power lines alongside balloons.
North Korea has strongly opposed the leaflet campaigns carried out by South Korean civilian groups, and between May and October of this year, they have launched 30 rounds of balloons filled with waste materials in retaliation.
Last month, North Korea also alleged that a drone operated by the South Korean military entered Pyongyang and scattered leaflets, threatening to respond by using drones for similar operations.
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