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One of North Korean drones who entered South Korea on Dec. 26, even broke through the 3.7-kilometer security perimeter around the president’s office in Seoul, a spokesman for the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) confirmed today.
The drone briefly entered the northern part of this no-fly zone, known as the P-73, “although it did not create any security issues for the office of the president in the Yongsan area,” a spokesman said at a news conference. Lee Sung Joon.
These statements came after an anonymous military source leaked the information to the Yonhap News Agency, which contradicts what was originally said by the South Korean army.
JCS said at the time that one of the five drones included in the South Koreaflew over northern Seoul last week but did not penetrate that perimeter.
Critics in South Korea
26 December infiltration sparked criticism of military capability Seoul to reflect this kind of action, since none of the five vehicles could be shot down or captured.
To better prepare for future scenarios like this, South Korean army today they will conduct air defense exercises, some with live fire.
Fifty aircraft, such as KA-1 light attack aircraft and 500MD helicopters, will take part in the maneuvers, which will carry troops armed with subversive pistols that block the signals that drones work with.
Following the infiltration, Seoul is considering suspending an important agreement to reduce military tensions between the two countries. Korea in 2018, and also plans to establish a drone division to carry out surveillance and reconnaissance tasks, as well as the development and production of small stealth drones during the year. (EFE)
Source: RPP
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