South Korea Scrambles Jets as North Korea Sends Drones Over Border

Tensions between the two Koreas have escalated after North Korea sent drones over the border into South Korean airspace. The incident occurred on Monday, when South Korean forces detected multiple unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) flying across the demilitarized zone that separates the two countries. In response, South Korea scrambled fighter jets to intercept and shoot down any of the drones that may have crossed into their airspace. However, none of the UAVs were shot down and all returned safely to North Korean territory. The incident is seen as a sign of increasing tensions between North and South Korea, which have been locked in a decades-long conflict since the end of World War II. It also follows a series of missile tests conducted by North Korea in recent months, which has further strained relations between the two countries. South Korean officials are now calling for calm from both sides in order to de-escalate tensions and prevent further military action from either side. They are also urging both sides to return to negotiations in order to find a peaceful resolution to their differences. The United Nations Security Council has also condemned North Korea's actions and called for an immediate halt to any further provocations or escalations of tensions on either side. They have urged both sides to seek diplomatic solutions rather than resorting to military force or other aggressive measures.