Broadcasting
Voice of Korea broadcasts on HF or shortwave radio frequencies, as well as on medium wave for broadcasts aimed at neighboring countries. Some frequencies broadcast are well out of the ITU allocated shortwave broadcast bands, making them less susceptible to interference but less likely to be listenable on older receivers.
In 2006 VOK started broadcasting on the same frequency as the Lincolnshire Poacher numbers station, possibly in an attempt to cover up the Poacher's broadcast into North Korea or to irritate its operators.
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