This occurred when military tensions on the peninsula were rising due to Pyongyang’s recent series of weapons tests, which marked the country’s second week-long use of warplanes.
The Yonhap Agency quoted the Chief of the Joint Chiefs of the South Korea that 10 fighters were monitored while flying at a distance of 25 km north of the border between the two Koreas, between 10:30 pm Thursday and 0: 20 after midnight Friday local time, bypassing the line that does it automatically in response to the South.
According to Yonhap, which cited the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Seoul sent military aircraft, including the fighter F-35A.
This comes shortly after Pyongyang had experiments on the two -range cruise cruise missiles on Wednesday, according to official media, supervised by leader Kim Jong Un.
Recent missile launches, according to Pyongyang, were tactical nuclear drills meant to simulate controlling military airports and installations in South Korea.
Fighting on the “border” between the two Koreas as tensions increase
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