North Korea blows up roads connecting it to the south

North Korea has detonated sections of roads connecting it to South Korea as part of escalating tensions. This move follows North Korea's vow to seal its southern border and accusations against Seoul of using drones for propaganda.

The roads, previously unusable, symbolize the severing of ties. Kim Jong Un directed military responses, highlighting the growing hostility. Experts suggest the destruction of these roads indicates a refusal to negotiate. North Korea may also erect further barriers along the border. The situation remains tense, with potential for future provocations if drone infiltrations occur.