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North Korea sent a new wave of trash-laden balloons toward its southern neighbor late Sunday, after Kim Jong Un’s powerful sister warned of further responses if the South keeps up its β€œpsychological warfare.”

The new balloons, which Seoul has previously slammed as β€œbase and dangerous,” come in apparent retaliation for the decision by South Korea to resume broadcasting anti-North Korean propaganda over loudspeakers in border areas.

Kim’s sister and government spokeswoman Kim Yo Jong warned the resumption of loudspeaker broadcasts was β€œa prelude to a very dangerous situation.”

In a statement carried by North Korean state media, Kim said South Korea would be subject to an unspecified β€œnew counteraction” from the North if it continued with the loudspeaker broadcasts and failed to prevent activists fromΒ sending anti-North Korean propaganda leaflets over the border.

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