The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has accused South Korea’s military of sending a drone to scatter anti-government leaflets in Pyongyang, escalating tensions between the neighbors. 🌍 The claim, reported by the DPRK’s state media KCNA, alleges the drone flew a precise route over key areas before dropping propaganda materials near government offices and a metro station.
🔥 What Happened? According to KCNA, a joint DPRK investigation team analyzed flight logs from a crashed drone, tracing its path from Paekryong Island to Pyongyang’s Chollima District. The leaflets reportedly targeted locations like the Foreign Ministry and Defense Ministry offices. 🗺️
💬 South Korea’s Response: Seoul’s military dismissed the allegations as \"unworthy\" of verification, per Yonhap News. The clash of claims highlights ongoing friction in the region, where tech and propaganda often collide. 🤖
🚨 Why It Matters: Cross-border drone incidents are rare but signal simmering hostilities. Analysts say such tactics could deepen mistrust, complicating diplomatic efforts in East Asia.
