Drones Breach North Korea’s Air Defenses To Drop Propaganda Leaflets Over Pyongyang

North Korea has accused South Korea of using drones to drop propaganda leaflets over its capital, Pyongyang. This claim comes after a series of bizarre balloon launches from North Korea, which have filled the skies with trash and other debris since the summer. Tensions between the two countries are rising, and this latest incident is just one more chapter in their ongoing conflict.

The Drone Incident

According to North Korean state media, KCNA, South Korean drones flew into their airspace on multiple nights, specifically on October 3, 9, and 10. The drones supposedly scattered many leaflets that criticized North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and compared the economic conditions of North and South Korea. North Korea is furious and describes these drone actions as a serious threat that could lead to armed conflict.

In a strong statement, North Korean officials warned South Korea to stop these "irresponsible and dangerous provocations" immediately. They claimed that if more dron...

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