Seoul: North Korea’s accusations are not worth answering!/ Pyongyang went crazy – Mehr News Agency | RCO News Agency

According to RCO News Agency, quoted by KBC World, North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party Vice Chairman Kim Yo-jong, in response to South Korea’s lack of response regarding the entry of a drone from Seoul into Pyongyang’s airspace earlier this month, said that he is very eager to know if this It was the other way around, how Seoul reacted.

Kim Yo Jong, who is also the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, in addition to the political seat, wrote in a statement published by the North Korean Central News Agency: I am eager to know if an unidentified drone flies over the capital of South Korea and makes announcements in Criticism of Yoon Sook-yul, broadcast while North Korea refused to confirm reports, “How Seoul’s dirty stray dogs barked!”

The statement of the vice president of North Korea’s Workers’ Party was made in response to the South Korean army’s claim. Seoul’s military had previously claimed that it was unable to confirm the drone flight over Pyongyang and that North Korea’s accusations are not worth answering!

South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff spokesman Lee Seong-joon claimed that “Pyongyang’s unilateral claims are not worth answering”! He also claimed that North Korea has repeatedly violated South Korea’s airspace in the past.

He also responded to Kim Yo Jong’s statements and questions and said that the South Korean army will take appropriate measures to protect its people and assets.

North Korea announced on October 19 that it had discovered the remains of a South Korean drone in Pyongyang and published pictures of the wreckage. North Korea’s Foreign Ministry announced in a statement on October 11 that South Korean drones had violated the airspace of the North Korean capital three times in order to broadcast anti-Pyongyang propaganda.

While asking Seoul to stop these provocative actions, Pyongyang put its artillery units on full alert on the border between the two Koreas.

Amid rising tensions between North and South Korea, North Korea’s Central News Agency announced today that Kim Jong-un, after holding a national security meeting with Pyongyang’s top leaders, outlined a plan for “immediate military action” in the event of a sudden escalation of tensions with the southern neighbor. .

In a message to the media, the Joint Staff of the South Korean Army claimed that around noon, parts of the northern areas of the roads and railway lines connected to South Korea were blown up.