Noise Bombing
- North Korea is employing a tactic called "noise bombing" to psychologically target South Korea, especially the village of Dangsan, near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
- The "noise bombing" involves blaring eerie and disturbing sounds, such as howling wolves, metal grinding, and ghost-like screams, through loudspeakers.
- These sounds are designed to torment residents, causing insomnia, stress, and other negative effects.
- This tactic is part of heightened tensions between the two countries, especially after North Korea resumed its loudspeaker broadcasts in response to South Korea’s broadcasts of propaganda and K-pop.
- The motive behind North Korea’s noise bombing is believed to be an ....
