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South Korea dismantles border loudspeakers to ease tensions with N Korea

Seoul removes propaganda loudspeakers to signal a shift in policy under President Lee’s administration.

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aljazeera.comStai leggendo11 mesi fa

South Korea dismantles border loudspeakers to ease tensions with N Korea

Seoul removes propaganda loudspeakers to signal a shift in policy under President Lee’s administration.

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theguardian.com11 mesi fa

South Korea begins removing loudspeakers on border with North to reduce tensions

Overture from new president Lee Jae Myung is latest effort to revive dialogue with Pyongyang that stalled under his predecessor

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lemonde.fr10 mesi fa

South Korea says it will remove loudspeakers on border with North

The nations, still technically at war, had already halted propaganda broadcasts along the demilitarized zone, Seoul's military said in June.

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upi.com10 mesi fa

South Korea begins removing anti-Pyongyang propaganda speakers in DMZ - UPI.com

South Korea's military began removing loudspeakers that have been used to blast anti-Pyongyang messages across the border, Seoul's Defense Ministry said Monday.

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scmp.com10 mesi fa

Strategic silence: South Korea removes border loudspeakers in push for peace

While Seoul hopes the gesture might reopen channels for engagement, officials report no sign of North Korea reciprocating.

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Timeline cronologica

  1. lunedì 4 agosto 2025·aljazeera.com

    South Korea dismantles border loudspeakers to ease tensions with N Korea

    Seoul removes propaganda loudspeakers to signal a shift in policy under President Lee’s administration.

  2. lunedì 4 agosto 2025·theguardian.com

    South Korea begins removing loudspeakers on border with North to reduce tensions

    Overture from new president Lee Jae Myung is latest effort to revive dialogue with Pyongyang that stalled under his predecessor

  3. lunedì 4 agosto 2025·upi.com

    South Korea begins removing anti-Pyongyang propaganda speakers in DMZ - UPI.com

    South Korea's military began removing loudspeakers that have been used to blast anti-Pyongyang messages across the border, Seoul's Defense Ministry said Monday.

  4. lunedì 4 agosto 2025·lemonde.fr

    South Korea says it will remove loudspeakers on border with North

    The nations, still technically at war, had already halted propaganda broadcasts along the demilitarized zone, Seoul's military said in June.

  5. martedì 5 agosto 2025·scmp.com

    Strategic silence: South Korea removes border loudspeakers in push for peace

    While Seoul hopes the gesture might reopen channels for engagement, officials report no sign of North Korea reciprocating.

  6. martedì 5 agosto 2025·scmp.com

    ‘Sentimental words’: why North Korea dismisses South’s removing of loudspeakers

    While Seoul hopes the gesture might reopen channels for engagement, officials report no sign of North Korea reciprocating.

  7. mercoledì 6 agosto 2025·upi.com

    South Korea completes removal of anti-Pyongyang loudspeakers in DMZ - UPI.com

    South Korea completed removing loudspeakers that had been installed along the DMZ to blast anti-Pyongyang messages across the border, military officials said Wednesday.