S. Korea says no suspicious activities by North Korea yet

South Korea said Thursday it hasn’t detected any suspicious activities by North Korea, a day after it threatened with provocative acts at the border in violation of a 2018 agreement to reduce tensions. Kim Jun-rak, a spokesman at Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters that there have been no signs indicating North Korea had started to carry out its threats. On Wednesday, South Korea’s military warned North Korea will face unspecified consequences if it violates the agreements.