South Korea's ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol and ex-defense minister Kim Yong Hyun were sentenced to 30 years in prison for aiding an adversary and abusing power by ordering drone flights over Pyongyang to provoke North Korea and justify declaring martial law.
Leonid Slutsky, head of Russia's Duma International Affairs Committee, warned Baltic states of severe repercussions if they continue to allow Ukrainian drones to use their airspace for attacks on Russia. He also referenced Lithuanian threats against Kaliningrad, stating such actions could trigger Russia's military and nuclear doctrines.
Asta Skaisgiryte specified that she referred to "drones from various third countries, not necessarily Ukraine"
Suspicious drone flights over airports, barracks and critical infrastructure are increasing. German companies Telekom and Rheinmetall plan to jointly develop a system capable of detecting, disrupting and intercepting drones in emergencies.
(END)
