韩国调查人员已申请逮捕一名涉嫌指挥无人机飞入朝鲜领空的30多岁研究生。该学生姓吴，据称四次派遣无人机测试性能，以期开展无人机生意获利。这些事件加剧了两韩紧张局势。
2月20日在首尔，军警联合特别小组宣布已申请逮捕一名30多岁姓吴的研究生，他涉嫌策划向朝鲜的无人机飞行。无人机从仁川江华岛起飞，飞越朝鲜开城和平山地区，并在四次返回首尔西北部的坡州。特别小组提出通敌以及违反航空安全和军事设施法的指控。 逮捕令于周四申请，因担心嫌疑人可能销毁证据。特别小组表示：“（飞行）造成韩朝紧张局势，给大韩民国人民带来危险。”它补充说：“我们认定这损害了我们的军事利益，例如暴露我军事务并导致警戒态势改变。” 联合调查于上月启动，此前朝鲜声称韩国无人机于9月及1月4日入侵。包括吴某在内的七人正接受调查，其中有无人机生产相关人员以及军情部门官员。这些飞行被视为侵犯韩国军事利益。
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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.
In the latest development of the probe into alleged drone flights into North Korea, a joint police and military team imposed travel bans on January 23 on three civilian suspects, following raids earlier in the week. The action targets the same individuals linked to incursions claimed by Pyongyang in September 2025 and January 4, 2026, amid South Korea's denial of military involvement.
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Investigators raided South Korea's National Intelligence Service and Defense Intelligence Command on Tuesday, booking three military officers as suspects in alleged drone flights to North Korea. North Korea claimed sovereignty violations from incursions in September 2025 and January 4, 2026. The probe, launched last month, also targets three civilians on charges of aviation safety violations and benefiting the enemy.
Police have issued arrest warrants for 55 of the 73 South Korean online scam suspects repatriated from Cambodia. The group allegedly swindled 48.6 billion won from 869 victims through methods including no-show and deepfake romance scams. This repatriation represents the largest return of criminal suspects from a single country in national history.
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Seven of the 37 general-level officers punished for alleged involvement in former President Yoon Suk Yeol's failed 2024 martial law bid have filed lawsuits against South Korea's Defense Ministry to overturn their disciplinary actions, ranging from expulsion to duty suspensions. The litigants include former Defense Intelligence Commander Moon Sang-ho and former Drone Operations Commander Kim Yong-dae. A ministry document submitted to Rep. Choo Mi-ae of the ruling Democratic Party revealed the suits, while another 29 generals have appealed but not yet sued.