Drones from the South
Kim Jong-un’s sister warns of “catastrophe”
Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korea's ruler Kim Jong Un, has warned South Korea of a "terrible catastrophe" if it sends drones into North Korea again.
On Saturday, North Korea claimed that South Korea had sent unmanned drones carrying anti-North Korean leaflets to Pyongyang three times over the past week.
South Korean Defense Minister Kim Yong Hyun replied that he could "not confirm" this.
Tensions ontherise
Tensions on the Korean peninsula have recently increased significantly. Last week, North Korea's General Staff announced that it would cut all road and rail links to South Korea and fortify the areas on the North Korean side with "strong defense structures" (see video above).
Tens of thousands of landmines laid
According to the South Korean military, North Korea has also laid tens of thousands of landmines along the border area in recent months.
At the end of 2023, North Korea's ruler Kim Jong Un demanded that South Korea be designated as the main enemy in the country's socialist constitution.
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