North Korea Begins Dismantling Border Loudspeakers to Ease Tensions

North Korea has begun taking down propaganda loudspeakers along its border with South Korea, mirroring a similar move by Seoul last week. This step signals a potential thaw in tensions as South Korean President Lee Jae Myung pushes for better relations with the North.

North Korea has begun dismantling its border loudspeakers, according to South Korean officials. This appears to be a reciprocal move after South Korea removed its own loudspeakers earlier this week, signaling a potential easing of tensions between the two nations.

North Korea has started removing propaganda loudspeakers along its border with South Korea, signaling a potential easing of tensions. This action seems to be a direct response to diplomatic gestures from South Korea's new president, suggesting a possible thaw in relations between the two long-time adversaries.