South Korea Probes Drone Airspace Violation After North Korea's Complaint

• South Korea is investigating a drone airspace violation case following North Korea's complaint.
• The investigation focuses on the possibility of civilian drones violating North Korean airspace after ballistic missile launches.
• President Lee Jae Myung called it a "serious crime" if civilians operated the drones, threatening Korean Peninsula security.
• South Korea is open to a joint investigation with North Korea but has not engaged in mutual talks.
• North Korea accused the South of provocation, claiming to have shot down drones and presented evidence.

Why It Matters: South Korea investigates alleged drone airspace violation amid rising tensions with North Korea.