The South Korean Joint Staff Headquarters said on the same day that the South Korean military had captured several suspected North Korean drone tracks in Gyeonggi Province since 10:25 a.m. The President's Office of the Republic of Korea responded on the same day to the incident of the North Korean drone "invading" Korean airspace, saying that "the South Korean side made a real-time response centered on the head of the security room". As of the press release date, the DPRK has not yet heard about this news. According to the Yonhap News Agency, the South Korean military captured an unknown track north of the military demarcation line (MDL) in Kingpur, Gyeonggi Province. After the detection instrument identified it as a North Korean UAV, the South Korean military repeatedly broadcast warnings and fired warnings. The Air Force launched fighter jets and attack helicopters to pursue. Yonhap said that several Korean drones flew to Jinpu, Pozhou and Jianghua Island, Gyeonggi Province, showing multiple track patterns, some of which flew to ordinary residential areas. In addition to detection instruments, Korean military officers and soldiers also found UAVs with their naked eyes, which are similar in size to the Korean UAV that crossed the border in 2014. The Yonhap news agency also reported that at about 11:39 am, a Korean Air Force "KA-1" light attack aircraft also fell down while carrying out the combat support mission against the North Korean UAV. Yonhap said that this was another "violation" of South Korean airspace by North Korean drones after five years. On June 9, 2017, the Korean UAV was found on the mountain in the area of Linti, Daodao, Jiangyuan. At that time, the UAV not only crossed the border, but also flew to the THAAD base in Xingzhou, north of Qingshang for shooting. According to Han Jun's investigation, the UAV had an overall flight time of more than 5 hours and 30 minutes, with a flight distance of more than 490 kilometers. After shooting in Xingzhou, it crashed due to engine failure on its way back. In addition, South Korea's Newsis News Agency reported that the South Korean presidential palace responded the same day to the North Korean drone's "invasion" of the Korean airspace, saying that "the South Korean side responded in real time with the head of the security room as the center" and "the specific matters will be uniformly announced by the Joint Staff Headquarters". (Outlook New Times)