Drone Drama: North Korea's Furious Accusations Against South

North Korea accuses South Korea of using drones to drop propaganda leaflets in its capital, threatening retaliation. The statement from North Korea's Foreign Ministry claims the drones violated North Korean sovereignty and security. Tensions remain high with increased military activities from both sides.

In a rapidly escalating confrontation, North Korea has accused South Korea of deploying drones over its capital to distribute anti-North Korean propaganda leaflets, sparking threats of retaliatory action.

According to a statement by North Korea's Foreign Ministry on Friday, the alleged drone activities occurred on October 3 and continued through Wednesday and Thursday of the same week. The ministry condemned the acts as a breach of North Korea's 'sacred' sovereignty.

Furthermore, it warned that any repetition of such activities would result in an unannounced military response. These developments come amid a backdrop of rising tensions between the Koreas, driven by North Korea's weapons testing and South Korea's bolstered military exercises alongside the United States.

(With inputs from agencies.)