South Korea: Evidence of Drones Points to North Korea

A South Korean investigation has pointed to North Korea as the likely culprit behind unmanned spy drones that recently violated its airspace. Analysts say the drones are a concern but do not pose as big a security threat as North Korea's nuclear program, which Pyongyang vowed to step up with a “new form” of test. South Korea's Ministry of Defense on Friday said three unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, found crashed in the country were almost certainly from North...

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