North Korea Criticizes 'Infiltration of South Korean Unmanned Vehicle'Also, use internal media.

[Anchor]
North Korea has promoted the claim that South Korean drones penetrated Pyongyang, and is eager to inspire hostility among North Koreans.

In particular, he continues to use the Rodong Sinmun, an internal media outlet, to inform ordinary residents of the news, and even poured out harsh remarks.

For more information, connect with the reporter to find out. Reporter Kim Daegyeom!

It is said that North Korea reported various rude remarks through the Rodong Sinmun, so please tell me the details.

[Reporter]
The Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of North Korea's ruling Workers' Party, reported an article on the front page of today's newspaper titled, "The whole country has turned into an active volcano of anger."

Through this article, North Korea again criticized tens of millions of people, saying they are bleeding with unbearable anger and ruthless retaliation.

In particular, they borrowed the names of residents and used high-level words such as the puppet family toward South Korea, as well as belligerent remarks such as the expression of the sea of fire, without filtering.

The Rodong Sinmun is a Labor Party organization targeting ordinary people in North Korea, and it is interpreted as an intention to inspire hostility toward the South to control the residents and to hide their weaknesses that the air defense network was easily penetrated.

North Korea also placed a statement late last night on the front page of the Rodong Sinmun claiming that the South Korean military is the main culprit or accomplice in infiltrating drones.

In a statement, Kim threatened a terrible catastrophe as soon as Korean drones were found again.

[Anchor]
It has been confirmed that North Korea has installed some GPS devices in the trash balloons sent to the South?

[Reporter]
A Joint Chiefs of Staff official told YTN that the military has confirmed that some of the North Korean garbage balloons collected so far are equipped with a location information system and GPS devices.

As a result, the military is said to be analyzing whether North Korea can use GPS to track the balloon's travel route in real time and drop the drop at the desired location.

However, GPS is known to be on only some balloons due to financial limitations.

The military believes that North Korea is accumulating experience and data by attaching GPS devices to some balloons and looking into their travel routes.

Until now, the way balloon drops burst has been when the North has entered the timer in advance, and the heating device operates to burn bags of garbage.An official from

County pointed out that garbage balloons have limitations in overcoming weather conditions such as wind direction even if they are equipped with GPS, but said they are preparing for the possibility of North Korea's development of balloon flotation technology.

According to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, North Korea flew more than 6,000 garbage balloons to the South 28 times this year from May to the 11th of this month.

I'm YTN Kim Daegyeom from the Ministry of National Defense.