South Korea's army failed to shoot down North Korea's drone, President to form a special team
Drones in South Korea: After five North Korean drones entered the border of South Korea, the President of North Korea plans to increase its military capability. He has also spoken of increasing the country's surveillance capability with stealth drones.
Manika Raghuvanshi 
South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol Special Drone Team: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said on Tuesday that he wants to form an army team specializing in drones. He said this on Monday after North Korea did not take concrete retaliation after drones entered its country's border. On Monday, five drones entered the border of South Korea. This is the first incident of its kind of border violation after 2017.
Could not drop the drone
South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol Special Drone Team: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said on Tuesday that he wants to form an army team specializing in drones. He said this on Monday after North Korea did not take concrete retaliation after drones entered its country's border. On Monday, five drones entered the border of South Korea. This is the first incident of its kind of border violation after 2017.
Could not shoot down the drone
Significantly, this incident has once again raised questions on South Korea's air safety. Drones from the neighboring country hovered over South Korea's capital Seoul along with other major cities for nearly five hours. The South Korean army fired about 100 rounds but failed to shoot down any drone.
'More preparation and training needed'
President Yoon Suk Yeol told a cabinet meeting that the incident reflected a lack of preparedness and training of the military over the past several years. This makes it clear that the army needs more preparation and training. He blamed the old governments for this. Yoon said that we are planning to set up a drone unit so that we can keep an eye on the major military bases of North Korea. Along with this, he also talked about increasing the capability of monitoring the country with new age stealth drones.
Army apologize
The army has apologized for not killing the drone. It has been said by the army that we could not attack the drones with much aggression in view of the civil security because the size of the drones was very small. Along with this, the army also demanded to increase the country's anti-drone capability. Kang Shin-chul, a senior officer of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that we regret that we failed to shoot down enemy drones keeping in mind the safety of civilians.
