从未看过有人空飘粪便！ 脱北者批朝鲜行径野蛮
新闻报报看 | 方面在星期二晚上展开“屎的迫降”，向韩国发放200多个的“粪便气球”。脱北者批评，朝鲜发放“粪便气球”的行径非常野蛮。他说，用气球发传单的做法已经快有上百年的历史了，自己也已经连续18年向朝鲜空飘气球，但是从来都没有看过有人像朝鲜那样“空飘粪便”。（主播：颜江瀚、黄宇恒）
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00:00 The defense war between South Korea and North Korea has been developing in a very interesting direction.
00:08 The so-called "interesting" is that the two countries have started a "political war" that has no potential.
00:13 North Korea launched a "poetry war" on Tuesday night.
00:18 They sent more than 200 balloons to South Korea.
00:22 These large white balloons are loaded with all kinds of garbage.
00:25 They are filled with batteries, fertilizers, plastic bottles, and broken paper.
00:30 And of course, the most disgusting thing is the poop.
00:33 And the balloons are equipped with explosive devices.
00:36 The balloon explodes when the time is up.
00:38 When you think about the poop, you can smell it.
00:41 North Korea's action not only caused the balloon to explode, but also caused South Korea to be angry.
00:46 They called North Korea "despicable".
00:48 How can they throw poop at people's homes?
00:51 The South Korean government countered by saying that they did it to "reinforce the people's body with the way of the people".
00:57 They used the poop balloons to counter the South Korean government's first move to send balloons.
01:02 For this statement, the North Korean defector's civic group admitted that
01:06 they did send 20 large balloons to North Korea on the 10th of this month.
01:11 There are 300,000 leaflets against Kim Jong-un's regime in them.
01:15 There are also 2,000 USB flash drives with the income of South Korean pop music and K-pop.
01:20 The large balloons are also hung with the words "Kim Jong-un is a traitor, an enemy of the people" on them.
01:28 Some of you may ask,
01:30 North Korea and South Korea have been in a long-distance relationship for many years.
01:34 We often hear that they will fly balloons to each other to spread leaflets.
01:38 Both sides should have seen it.
01:41 There's nothing to be surprised about.
01:43 Why did they force North Korea to launch a poop attack this time?
01:48 Is it because the K-pop music they spread is too infectious?
01:52 Can't they stand it?
01:54 South Korean North Korean defector's civic group representative, Pyo Chang-sik, said,
01:57 "They received the news. Maybe that's the case.
02:00 It's because the leaflets they sent to South Korea were accidentally dropped on the roof of the North Korean Workers' Party headquarters.
02:09 It looks like you're putting dirt on the head of the Taisui.
02:13 If you dare to put dirt on my head, you'll be in trouble.
02:18 Anyway, they just threw the poop over there.
02:20 Although it is recognized that South Korea first flew balloons,
02:24 Pyo Chang-sik still criticized the North Korean behavior of sending leaflets.
02:31 He said, "The method of sending leaflets with balloons has a history of more than a hundred years.
02:36 I have been flying balloons to North Korea for 18 years.
02:40 I used to send medicine and masks to North Korea with balloons during the epidemic.
02:45 But I've never seen anyone fly leaflets like North Korea.
02:50 It's hard to understand how he thinks this is done.
02:53 The North Korean defector also emphasized that although North Korea sent dirty leaflets,
02:57 they would continue to send leaflets with balloons to spread love and truth to North Korean residents.
03:04 Not only that, I believe this wave of leaflet attack is not over yet.
03:09 The South Korean military warned that as the local wind blew today,
03:14 more leaflets may appear.
03:17 The authorities also called on the people to pay more attention from today.
03:21 If you really find this kind of leaflet, don't touch it.
03:24 You should report it directly.
03:26 In addition to being careful that leaflets will attack again, the South Korean government also said that
03:30 they will not ignore North Korea's provocative behavior.
03:35 If North Korea does not stop this kind of low-level provocation,
03:40 it will be difficult to bear some consequences in the future.
03:44 It seems that South Korea, which was warned, will take some retaliatory measures.
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