South Korea says civilians sent drones to North Korea, harming inter-Korean ties


SEOUL, ⁠Feb ⁠18 (Reuters) - South Korea's ‌Unification Minister Chung Dong-young ​said ⁠on Wednesday ⁠that three civilians ⁠had ‌sent ⁠drones to ​North ‌Korea four ⁠times ​since President ⁠Lee Jae Myung ​took office in a ⁠move that had harmed ​inter-Korean ⁠ties.

(Reporting ​by ‌Heejin KimEditing ​by Ed Davies)

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