South Korea says it has scrambled fighter jets and attack helicopters, firing warning shots, after North Korean drones ‘violated’ its airspace.
South Korea’s joint chiefs of staff said several unmanned North Korean drones crossed the inter-Korean border and were detected in the South’s territory on Monday.
South Korea’s transport ministry said earlier flights departing from its Incheon and Gimpo airports were suspended following a request from the military.
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