PPP urges resumption of border loudspeaker broadcasts
By The BriefBrief
South Korea’s main opposition People Power Party renewed calls for the government to resume loudspeaker broadcasts along the inter-Korean border to protest mine blasts in the Demilitarized Zone and replace senior security officials. The party said the government had failed to act after blasts on Sept. 21 injured three South Korean soldiers; the military determined North Korean mines caused them deliberately.
WHO:South Korea’s People Power Party, including floor leader Jeong Jeom-sig
WHAT:Renewed calls for the government to resume border loudspeaker broadcasts and replace senior security officials over mine blasts in the DMZ.
WHEN:Oct 22, 2026
WHERE:Seoul, South Korea
WHY:The party said broadcasts should resume to protest the mine blasts and called for officials to be replaced over the incident that injured three soldiers.
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