The investigation into the drones allegedly sent to North Korea has deepened. Intelligence agencies in South Korea have been raided, and three soldiers and one intelligence officer are under surveillance. Former President Yun has also been registered as a suspect in the case.
Elchi.az reports that in January, the Pyongyang administration announced that it had shot down an observation drone near the industrial city of Keson, accusing Seoul of sending the drone to gather intelligence on “important targets.”
Seoul initially denied it
Although the South Korean government initially denied any official involvement, President Lee Jae-myung said that such an action would be “equivalent to firing at the North.”
However, a joint operation team consisting of the army and police announced on Wednesday that three soldiers and one intelligence officer were being investigated to “reveal the truth in all its aspects.”.jpg)
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