- Both North and South Korea have been carrying out goodwill gestures since the meeting of Moon and Kim
- Kim Jong Un has indicated that North Korea could cease work on its nuclear program
SEOUL: South Korea’s Ministry of Defense said Tuesday it sees signs that North Korea has started dismantling loudspeakers that blared propaganda across the border.
The apparent move comes after South Korea said a day earlier it would do the same, starting on Tuesday. They are some of the first practical, if small, steps toward reconciliation following Friday’s summit between the leaders of the two nations.
As a goodwill gesture ahead of the summit, South Korea had turned off its loudspeakers that broadcast a mixture of news, Korean pop songs and criticism of the North Korean regime.
In another small sign, North Korea said Monday it would shift its clocks forward half an hour to align with its southern neighbor.
