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Raids conducted on three suspects in South Korea-North Korea drone incursion probe
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South Korean police and military investigators raided the homes and offices of three civilian suspects accused of drone flights into North Korea, escalating the probe sparked by a graduate student's public claim last week. The action targets individuals linked to sovereignty violation claims by Pyongyang in late 2025 and early 2026.
President Lee Jae-myung on Tuesday ordered a thorough investigation into a civilian's drone flights into North Korea—claimed by a graduate student last week—and likened the act to 'starting a war.' He reprimanded the defense minister for surveillance lapses and urged avoiding escalation. South Korea denies Pyongyang's sovereignty violation accusations.
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A U.S. Air Force unit in South Korea announced it has completed recovery operations for an MQ-9 drone that crashed off the west coast last month. The incident occurred near Maldo-ri Island off Gunsan, with no injuries reported, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing. The U.S. military conducted the operation in cooperation with the South Korean Navy, Coast Guard, and Army.