Korean Peninsula Peace Action's Press Conference Urge The Government To Stop Hostilities Against The North

Korean Peninsula Peace Action's Press Conference Urge The Government To Stop Hostilities Against The North

Activists from the Korean Peninsula Peace Action are holding a press conference in front of the Seoul Sejong Cultural Center in Seoul, South Korea, on February 28, 2024. They are calling for the government to stop military actions and hostilities against North Korea. The activists in Seoul are warning that heightened rhetoric and minor border incidents, particularly in undefined areas like the Western Five Islands, could trigger a major conflict between the Koreas. They are also expressing concern over the planned mass distribution of anti-North flyers in the coming months, urging a halt to prevent further escalation and calling for government actions to soothe border tensions and prevent violence. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto)

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