What is psychological warfare against the DPRK? Explanation of psychological warfare against the DPR

Psychological warfare against the DPRK, as the name suggests, is the psychological warfare carried out by South Korea against the DPRK. In accordance with the agreement reached by the military in June 2004, the two Koreas ceased all propaganda activities along the military demarcation line on August 15 of that year, including loudspeaker broadcasts and advertising billboards. The United States uses a variety of methods to conduct psychological warfare against the DPRK.

The most effective of these is Radio Asia, which is funded by the US Congress. Since 1997, Radio Asia has been broadcasting in Korean, seven days a week, four hours a day. The head of the station, Huen, said that most of the radio in North Korea is fixed frequency and can only listen to official radio broadcasts.

In North Korea, it is illegal to listen to foreign radio stations, but people can still listen to foreign broadcasts. In order to increase the flow of American voices into North Korea, US lawmakers have asked Congress to allocate funds to purchase radios and balloons and send them to North Korea. The US and South Korean militaries have also carried out psychological warfare against the DPRK in a "moisturizing and silent" manner, for example, using a large radio to announce the time every day in the demilitarized zone, mainly because most of the soldiers of the Korean People's Army do not wear watches, and they have also set up a large sign to predict the weather, so that the soldiers of the Korean People's Army can understand the information, and over time, the soldiers of the Korean People's Army can "truly trust" the information provided by the United States and the ROK.

In response to the psychological warfare of the United States, the DPRK actively countered. The Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) has intensified its propaganda on Kim Chong-il's "Juche Idea," saying that the "Juche Idea" is the only correct idea guiding the Korean people forward. The DPRK strongly condemns the balloon psychological warfare of the United States and South Korea.

A defector who was in charge of confiscating South Korean propaganda materials in the Korean People's Army said that North Korea** told the population that what was airdropped by "US imperialism" was poisonous: "The North Korean people are afraid to touch it because they are told that whoever wants to touch it will have rotten hands." The North Korean ** news agency, citing the unnamed commander, reported on the same day that recently, the South Korean side was in 330 of the demilitarized zone of the military demarcation line

Anti-DPRK slogans have been hoisted at military police posts, and loudspeakers are being erected in an effort to resume psychological warfare against the DPRK. The commander said that these actions by South Korea clearly undermine the agreements reached between the two Koreas in the past, are a "serious military provocation," and are also "major events" that lead inter-Korean relations to a serious state. The commander was "appointed" to issue a warning to the South Korean side, demanding that the South Korean side immediately dismantle the anti-North Korean slogans and severely punish the perpetrators, and at the same time said that if the South Korean side set up loudspeakers to conduct psychological warfare, the North Korean military would "carry out aimed shooting and destroy them."

In accordance with the agreement reached by the military in June 2004, the two Koreas ceased all propaganda activities along the military demarcation line on August 15 of that year, including loudspeaker broadcasts and advertising billboards. South Korean Defense Minister Kim Tae-young said at a news conference on the "Cheonan" incident on 24 June that South Korea will resume "psychological warfare against the DPRK" from that day on.

Any conventional approach to the DPRK will fail. Strange tricks should be used for strange countries or simply treat them as non-existent on earth. Ignore everything.

Psychological warfare refers to the application of the principles and principles of psychology, taking human psychology as a battlefield, and systematically employing various means to exert influence on people's cognition, emotion, and will, and invisibly striking at the enemy's mind and exchanging the greatest victory and benefits at the lowest cost. Confrontational activities that mentally disintegrate the morale of the enemy's military and civilians or eliminate the influence of the enemy's propaganda through propaganda and other means.

It is usually divided into political psychological warfare, economic psychological warfare, diplomatic psychological warfare, and cultural psychological warfare, among others.

A large part of China's ancient "Art of War" is about psychological warfare, which was successfully used in the Gulf War and in the Iraq War this year when the US-British coalition forces attacked.

Psychological warfare tells us that if an army is psychologically crushed, then the army will definitely suffer defeat. For ourselves, if we are defeated by our own inherent psychological disadvantages, our life will definitely be a failure.