North Korea Accuses South of Drone Incursions, Warns of 'Dear Price'

• North Korea's military accused South Korea of flying drones across the border this week, warning of consequences.
• South Korea denied the accusation, stating it did not operate drones during the specified times and doesn't possess the claimed types.
• North Korea claimed its forces used electronic warfare to bring down a South Korean drone on Sunday and another on September 27.
• The alleged drones were equipped with cameras and contained video data on major objects in North Korea.
• South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has sought to restore ties, even asking Chinese President Xi Jinping to mediate, but North Korea has rebuffed overtures.

Why It Matters: North Korea accuses South Korea of drone incursions, escalating tensions despite South's denial and peace efforts.