Kim Yo Jong, "I'm curious about the reaction if drones fly in Seoul."

While North Korea has repeatedly claimed that South Korean drones penetrated Pyongyang and sprayed leaflets against the North, claiming the results of the final investigation, Kim Yo-jong, vice chairman of the ruling Workers' Party, sarcastically hinted at further provocations by the South Korean military's response.

In a statement posted to the Korean Central News Agency today, Kim wrote that he wondered how the South Korean military would react if drones appeared over Seoul and leaflets criticizing President Yoon were sprayed.

After the first announcement on the 11th, North Korea said on the 19th that the remains of drones of the same type as South Korean drones were found in Pyongyang, but it seems to have revealed its intention to make further provocations, sarcastically saying that the South Korean military cannot confirm them and are not worth responding to.