A South Korean worker watches a TV news program showing North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's third son... 
(Ahn Young-joon/AP Photo)NKorea's Kim Jong Un Joins Father at Army Drill
North Korea media say heir apparent Kim Jong Un joins father in observing military drill
In 2004, the rival Koreas ended decades of propaganda campaigns as relations warmed following a landmark summit in 2000. South Korea, however, installed a dozen propaganda loudspeakers along the border as a part of punitive steps taken against the North over the March sinking of a South Korean warship in which 46 sailors died. They have yet to start broadcasting from the speakers.
A multinational investigation led by Seoul concluded in May that a torpedo fired from a North Korean submarine sank the 1,200-ton warship. North Korea has denied involvement.
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Associated Press Writer Sangwon Yoon and APTN Cameraman Bong-hon Park contributed to this report.
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