韩国国防部长安圭伯周六驳回了朝鲜关于无人机入侵其领空的指控，称所谓无人机与韩国军用型号不符，并提议进行联合调查。此前平壤就2025年1月4日和9月27日的所谓违规行为发出报复警告。
针对本周早些时候报道的朝鲜指控，国防部长安圭伯对韩联社表示，这些指控“绝对不是真的”。他指出，平壤公布的无人机照片与韩国军方操作的型号不符，并确认陆军地面作战司令部、海军陆战队或无人机部队在相关日期没有进行飞行行动。“戒严令的噩梦还感觉像是昨天的事，怎么可能呢？”安补充道，暗指最近的政治动荡。朝鲜总参谋部声称1月4日来自韩国江华郡的空中目标在开城附近被电子战击落，9月27日来自坡州的无人机进入黄海北道空域后被拦截。平壤发布了残骸照片，并警告所谓主权侵犯将付出“高昂代价”。李在明总统已下令进行彻底调查，国防部确认没有韩国无人机参与。安提议进行韩朝联合调查以核实事实。这一争端在金正恩将韩朝视为“敌对国家”关系的立场下，加剧了朝鲜半岛紧张局势。
X上的讨论包括记者和媒体的中立报道，韩国国防部长否认朝鲜无人机指控，称无人机与军用型号不符并提议联合调查。一些用户对平壤指控表示怀疑，猜测是假旗行动或民用无人机，其他人则批评这一披露有风险。
Update: South Korea's defence minister Ahn Gyu-back denies North Korea's drone infiltration claims, stating the aircrafts Pyongyang says it shot down are "not model(s) our military possesses", according to Yonhap News. https://t.co/WwIt77EJop
— Raphael Rashid (@koryodynasty) 2026年1月10日
South Korea's defense minister on Saturday rejected North Korea's claim that Seoul had again sent drones into the North's airspace, calling the allegation “completely untrue” and suggesting a joint investigation to verify the facts.https://t.co/aGpA5Mm41H
— The Korea JoongAng Daily (@JoongAngDaily) 2026年1月10日
Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back on Saturday denied the South Korean military's involvement in North Korea's claims of drone incursions in September last year and earlier this week, saying the drones in question were not models operated by the South Korean military.…
— The Korea Times (@koreatimescokr) 2026年1月10日
North Korea said that South Korea sent a drone into their sovereign airspace last week and vows retaliation
— Nine-tailed Fox 🇰🇷 (@saber_k086) 2026年1月10日
South Korea Joint Chiefs deny such allegations pic.twitter.com/lKaZ8oH9Iq
This is so interesting. Civilian, pro-Yoon Group? I don't think the military under Lee administration could do that. Or unintentional mistake? Or, North Korean false flag as pretext for provocation? https://t.co/WNWljN46z7
— Taepodong (@stoa1984) 2026年1月10日
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Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back and Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi will meet in Seoul on Sunday to discuss expanding defense cooperation between the two countries.
South Korea intends to train all members of its nearly 500,000-strong military to operate drones as a standard combat skill. Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back announced the initiative on June 26 during a briefing. The effort aims to counter North Korea's larger forces by making drones a universal tool for troops.
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South Korea will push to field long-range suicide drones called K-Lucas to strengthen its unmanned weapons systems, Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back said on Friday.