North Korea alleges US, South Korea flying spy planes, ships

North Korea Accuses US and South Korea of Aerial Espionage, Threatens Action

Seoul –

North Korea has accused the United States and South Korea of conducting extensive aerial espionage around the peninsula, with plans to take “immediate action” if their sovereignty is violated.

The North Korean vice defense minister, Kim Kang Il, stated that America deployed multiple military planes for espionage against North Korea from May 13 to 24, reaching a level beyond wartime situations. The statement was released by the official Korean Central News Agency.

The escalating tension between North Korea and its neighboring countries raises concerns about potential conflicts in the region. North Korea’s strong stance against the alleged aerial espionage highlights the fragile diplomatic relationships between the countries involved.

As the situation unfolds, the world watches closely to see how the tensions will be resolved and whether diplomatic efforts can prevent further escalation.