North Korea's Kim Yo-jong strongly condemns South Korea's leaflet distribution

On the 26th, Kim Yo-jong, vice director of the Workers' Party of North Korea, strongly condemned the fact that South Korea had dropped leaflets and objects critical of North Korea near the border.
In a statement released through the Korean Central News Agency on the same day, Kim said, "We have sent various politically inflammatory messages to several areas near the southern border.
"The security agencies in the area are cordoning off the area and conducting search, recovery and disposal operations," he said, adding, "We will not tolerate any provocations that pollute our territory.
However, in contrast to his speech on the 17th, in which he had threatened to make North Korea pay the price for its leaflets, this time he did not threaten retaliation.
At the time, North Korea had sent garbage balloons toward South Korea immediately after Kim's speech. North Korea also released photos of the flyers attached to the balloons that day.