South Korea president says regrets drones sent to North
Seoul initially denied it was behind a surveillance drone downed by North Korea in January. But a probe later revealed government officials had been involved.
South Korea president says regrets drones sent to North
Seoul initially denied it was behind a surveillance drone downed by North Korea in January. But a probe later revealed government officials had been involved.
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