South Korea’s Lee calls for improved drone detection to avoid provoking North Korea

North Korea said earlier this month that a drone from South Korea was flown into its airspace recently, showing photographs of debris and aerial pictures of buildings that it alleged the drone had taken. A South Korean task force investigating the incident has called in a civilian suspect for questioning, police said. “It should not happen for a civilian to send a drone to North Korea for an illegal purpose,” Lee told a televised cabinet meeting. “How did we fail to check that a drone had been flown to the North?” Lee said such action was “akin to starting a war” and created unnecessary tension with North Korea that could have a negative impact on the South Korean economy. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it

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South Korea's Lee calls for improved drone detection to avoid provoking North Korea - South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Tuesday that there appeared to be a loophole in his country's monitoring system to detect drones operated by civilians flying into North Korea, warning ... msn.com