The threats follow a report Tuesday by South Korea’s Hankyoreh newspaper that some South Korean army units near the border had set up anti-North Korea slogans in the wake of two deadly attacks blamed on North Korea last year.
The newspaper said the unit also wrote on its walls such signs as “Let’s hack the three Kims into pieces,” a reference to late North Korea founder Kim Il Sung, his son and current leader Kim Jong Il, and grandson and heir-apparent Kim Jong Un.
South Korea’s Defense Ministry confirmed the substance of the report, saying some army units have taken such measures to bolster their soldiers’ mental toughness against North Korea.
[VIA WHAT REALLY HAPPENED]
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