Pamphlets with balloons to North Korea

seoul - Hundreds of thousands of pamphlets criticizing the regime in Pyongyang with helium balloons sent over the border with North Korea. The documents contain, according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap include information about the murder of Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of the dictator Kim Jong-un.

North Korean runners say Saturday have sent some 300,000 pamphlets to the border from a mountain in South Korea. The balloons include images of Kim Jong-un and Kim Jong-nam, with the caption 'killer' and 'dead person.' 'The North Korean leader's half brother died after he was poisoned with nerve gas in Malaysia.

Besides the pamphlets defectors sent via the balloons even dollar bills, USB sticks, DVDs and books across the border. 'We condemn the dictator Kim Jong-un as his ongoing South Korea and the global society threaten with nuclear weapons and missiles, and has slain his half brother,' said the captain of the activists from Yonhap.