North Korea Warns South: 'Ready To Open Fire'

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Seoul's military initially denied it was behind the flights, with local speculation centring on activist groups in the South, which have long sent propaganda and US currency northwards, typically by balloon.
CNA
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Kim Yo-jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, accused the South Korean military on Monday of sending unmanned drones carrying leaflets over Pyongyang in recent days, while also blaming the United States for the incident.
The Korea Times
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The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Saturday accused South Korea of deliberately avoiding responsibility for the alleged flights of South Korean drones over the North’s capital, and warned of a “terrible calamity” if they continue.
CTV News
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Lee Sung-jun, a spokesman for the South’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, declined on Monday to answer questions over whether the South Korean military or civilians flew the drones.
NBC News

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North Korea accuses South Korea of flying drones to its capital and threatens to attack next time
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Sister of North Korea's leader threatens South Korea over drone flights
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