Pyongyang: South Korea's Heron UAVs Invaded DPRK Airspace
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea has reported that an Israeli-built Heron surveillance drone flew within its borders. Seoul has denied the report, saying that it merely carried out a "normal operation as planned"
Ami Rojkes Dombe
| 01/06/2017
"The puppet military of South Korea let a spy drone 'Heron' intrude deep into the territorial air of the DPRK four times while flying above the hotspot waters of the West Sea of Korea and its vicinity," a report by North Korea's Korea Central News Agency said Saturday.
South Korean news agency Yonhap reported that the DPRK claimed the Heron drone violated DPRK airspace between 7:46 a.m. and 8:40 p.m. Friday.
Seoul has denied the report, calling it “untrue” and saying that it merely carried out a “normal operation as planned.”
According to a report on Flight Global, South Korea had purchased IAI's Heron 1 UAVs in 2014.
[Source: telesurtv.net]
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea has reported that an Israeli-built Heron surveillance drone flew within its borders. Seoul has denied the report, saying that it merely carried out a "normal operation as planned"
"The puppet military of South Korea let a spy drone 'Heron' intrude deep into the territorial air of the DPRK four times while flying above the hotspot waters of the West Sea of Korea and its vicinity," a report by North Korea's Korea Central News Agency said Saturday.
South Korean news agency Yonhap reported that the DPRK claimed the Heron drone violated DPRK airspace between 7:46 a.m. and 8:40 p.m. Friday.
Seoul has denied the report, calling it “untrue” and saying that it merely carried out a “normal operation as planned.”
According to a report on Flight Global, South Korea had purchased IAI's Heron 1 UAVs in 2014.
[Source: telesurtv.net]
