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    South Korea Stops Its Pop Bombardment Ahead Of Meeting With The North

    A summit between South and North Korea this Friday prompted the South to stop broadcasting its massively popular pop music toward its northern neighbors.
    by Andrew Flanagan Apr 23, 2018 2 minutes
    South Korea's speaker array, located at a military base near its border with the North. The South Korean Ministry of Defense announced on Monday it would cease propagandistic broadcasts of K-pop and other audio.

    Ahead of a summit scheduled for Friday between the leaders of South and North Korea, Seoul says it is no longer blasting pop music toward its northerly neighbor.

    The South Korean Defense Ministry , saying it aims "to establish the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" and to reach a peace

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