DMZ scene with South Korean drone investigators and North Korean guards, symbolizing probe into incursions amid dialogue signals.
DMZ scene with South Korean drone investigators and North Korean guards, symbolizing probe into incursions amid dialogue signals.
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更新:韩国调查无人机指控,两韩均示意对话

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金与正1月14日就涉嫌韩国无人机入侵事件要求道歉后,朝鲜承认首尔否认军事介入,同时韩国推进调查并重申缓和紧张局势的努力,直至1月16日,包括新的政策渠道。

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X讨论聚焦于韩国对所谓无人机入侵事件的调查、承诺惩罚包括平民在内的责任方,以及复兴2018年军事协议以缓和局面的努力,与朝鲜要求道歉形成对比。情绪包括中立报道、对潜在对话的分析观点,以及部分用户对平壤说法的怀疑。

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North Korean official Jang Kum-chol at podium issuing stern warning to South Korea amid drone incursion tensions.
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North Korean official calls Kim Yo-jong's statement clear warning to South Korea

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A North Korean first vice foreign minister described Kim Yo-jong's statement on South Korea as a 'clear warning,' dismissing Seoul's positive assessment as a 'wishful interpretation.' The remarks by Jang Kum-chol follow President Lee Jae Myung's expression of regret over drone incursions into the North. He urged South Korea to acknowledge its wrongdoing and refrain from approaching North Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un signaled openness to improving ties with the United States if it drops its hostile policy, during the Ninth Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea, but rejected dialogue with South Korea, declaring permanent hostility. This came amid warnings of 'terrible retaliatory attacks' at a military parade marking the congress's close. South Korea expressed regret but vowed to pursue peaceful coexistence.

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President Lee Jae-myung pledged on March 1 to respect North Korea's political system and refrain from hostile actions during a ceremony marking the 107th anniversary of the March First Independence Movement. He emphasized building peace on the Korean Peninsula and vowed to facilitate the resumption of dialogue between the two Koreas and between Pyongyang and Washington. Lee also promised a thorough investigation into recent drone incursions and measures to prevent recurrence.

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff confirmed North Korea launched an unidentified projectile from the Pyongyang area on Tuesday. The projectile, believed fired in the morning, apparently failed shortly after. The launch came a day after President Lee Jae-myung expressed regret over drone flights by South Korean individuals into the North.

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