North Korea's filthy balloon reaches ”presidential room”... South Korean military: ”No restrictions on broadcasting to North Korea”

On the 4th, a "filthy balloon" sent by North Korea was discovered inside the presidential office in Seoul, South Korea. The South Korean presidential office discovered the filthy balloon that had fallen inside the building that morning and announced that it was taking related measures.
A source from the Presidential Office Security Service said, "We were monitoring the filthy balloons sent by North Korea toward South Korea in cooperation with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and discovered a filthy balloon inside the presidential office building.
"The vessel was identified," it said, adding, "After an investigation by the emergency response team, it was determined that the object was not hazardous or polluting and was subsequently recovered."
South Korean military officials said, "If we were to intercept North Korea's dirty balloons in the air, the area of contamination would become wider, so we decided to retrieve them after they fall.
North Korea has once again begun releasing dirty balloons since the morning of the same day. Meanwhile, the South Korean military has been conducting a full-scale offensive on the front line (the border area with North Korea) since the 21st of this month.
Every day from 6 am to 10 pm, the station broadcasts information about the current situation in North Korea, as well as Korean pop songs.
A South Korean military official said, "After the law is fully implemented, we are carrying out operations with the aim of not restricting the use of all possible assets.
” he explained.