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N. Korea Threatens South on Balloon Propaganda

Seoul : South Korea | Feb 27, 2011 at 2:57 PM PST
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A massive propaganda campaign by the South Korean military drew an ominous warning from North Korea on Sunday, with Pyongyang saying that it would fire across the border at anyone sending helium balloons carrying anti-North Korean messages into the country. FULL ARTICLE AT The New York Times
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