North Korea claims probe ‘verified’ Seoul responsible for drones

North Korean state media claimed Monday that an examination had “proved” South Korea’s armed forces sent out a drone over Pyongyang to go down publicity brochures, calling it a violation of sovereignty.

The nuclear-armed North has actually charged Seoul of sending out unmanned drones right into its airspace 3 times, which South Korea’s armed force has actually rejected.

North Korea’s ministry of protection took down the control component from the remains of a collapsed “enemy drone” and evaluated the trip strategy and log, state media reported.

The evaluation “proved that the drone of the ROK military gangsters… intruded into the capital city of the DPRK”, the authorities Korean Central News Agency reported, describing both nations by the phrases of their main names.

A visuals released by KCNA revealed a trip path of the drone beginning with South Korea’s Baengnyeong island and touchdown in Pyongyang after going across the western sea of the Korean peninsula.

Baengnyeong is the western boundary island in South Korea and closer to Pyongyang than Seoul.

“The spokesman for the Ministry of National Defence stressed once again that the last warning to the dangerous and reckless, political and military provocation by the ROK military gangsters which went beyond the limit of patience has already been made,” claimed KCNA.

It claimed if an attack occurs once more, the South “will disappear forever by the merciless offensive of the DPRK”.

Kim Yo Jong, the effective sis of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, released a different declaration stating Pyongyang would certainly not send out drones southwards.

But if such a scenario did happen, Kim Yo Jong claimed, she would certainly “like to see once how the dirty curs in Seoul bark. The world may also be curious about it”.

South Korea’s Defense Minister originally rejected that South Korea had actually sent out drones, however the Joint Chiefs of Staff later on modified that setting, stating in a declaration they “cannot confirm whether the North Korean allegations are true or not”.

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