North Korea keeps building walls and barbed wire on the border with South Korea, as if the world isn’t divided enough already! Under Kim Jong Un’s rule, this country won’t stop beefing up its demilitarized zone, turning it into a fortress with barriers straight out of the Cold War playbook. Since April last year, North Korean troops have been actively deployed to set up anti-tank barriers and barbed wire fences. In October, they announced cutting all railway links with South Korea and building defensive structures to seal off what used to be symbols of reconciliation. South Korea’s military is watching every move and ready to respond, but the big question is — how far will this go? With over 1,000 soldiers working daily across six locations, North Korea is sending a loud message: the border isn’t just a line on a map, it’s a fortress of hostility. Is this the start of a new conflict phase or just another provocation? While the world watches, fences grow, and hope for peace fades. Got thoughts on this madness? Share them — maybe together we can break this vicious cycle!
