N. Korea defectors release anti-Pyongyang messages

N. Korea defectors release anti-Pyongyang messages

PAJU, South Korea - Defectors from North Korea release balloons with messages denouncing the North Korean regime in Paju, South Korea, on Oct. 10, 2014.

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