DPRK warns S Korea against renewed psychological war.

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PYONGYANG, June 12 (Itar-Tass) -- A commander of troops of the
Democratic People's Republic of Korea in the central sector of the front
in the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ), whose name is not revealed, once again
has warned South Korea against the renewed psychological war against the
DPRK.
He also warned that the Korean People's Army would "have aimed fire at
all the loudspeakers and other technical devices" used for the
anti-Pyongyang propaganda and located along the Demarcation Line of the
DMZ.
South Korea has installed eleven loudspeakers and plans to increase
the total number of them up to 92, the DPRK's General Staff said.
This activity "seriously violates" the joint Declaration of June 15,
2000 on the ways of mutual approaches of the North and the South, and also
violates the bilateral military agreements, the commander said.
Back in 2004, the North and the South signed an agreement on mutual
refusal from propaganda. However, South Korea has voiced recently that it
resumes a psychological war and claimed the DPRK was responsible for the
sinking of South Korea's Cheonan corvette in the Yellow Sea in late March.
Pyongyang refuses the accusation.

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