North Korea again sent balloons with debris to South Korea territory Monday as Pyongyang hosted a parliamentary session to review the country’s constitution by eliminating references to reunification and redefining its borders.

North Korea launched trash-carrying balloons toward South Korea on Monday morning, according to the South’s military.

The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff reported that early Friday morning, Pyongyang sent another series of balloons over South Korean territory, likely carrying bags of garbage. According to warnings from the Command,

The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff reported that early Friday morning, Pyongyang sent another series of balloons over South Korea, likely carrying bags of garbage. According to warnings from the Command,

North Korea launched some 320 trash-carrying balloons toward South Korea on Friday, the South's military said, marking the second launch of its kind this week. The Joint Chiefs of Staff said it discovered some 120 trash bundles dropped around parts of Seoul and its surrounding Gyeonggi

The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff reported that early Friday morning, Pyongyang sent another series of balloons across the country, likely containing rubbish bags. According to warnings from the Command,