North Korea is preparing to start pushing propaganda again through loudspeakers across the border

North Korea plans to activate loudspeakers for propaganda against South Korea, as announced by Kim Yo-jong. She warned Seoul of severe consequences if mistakes are made. This move follows military fortifications along the border and rising tensions after a landmine incident injured South Korean soldiers. The South Korean military reported no new North Korean weapon deployments, urging Pyongyang to avoid actions that increase conflict risks. Tensions escalated after North Korea's balloon campaigns, which included sending balloons filled with waste and propaganda materials. Kim Yo-jong's announcement indicates a continuation of aggressive rhetoric and actions between the two Koreas.