Russian aircraft breach Seoul air zone
South Korea begins to respond to the entry of Russian military aircraft into the air defense zone, which is considered a buffer zone requiring foreign aircraft to identify themselves for security reasons. This incident is the second of its kind in recent weeks, following the entry of Chinese and Russian aircraft into the same area. Seoul deployed fighters to prepare and confirmed that the Russian planes did not violate its airspace, while also calling for measures to prevent the recurrence of such intrusions. This comes amid deteriorating relations between the two countries, after South Korea joined sanctions against Moscow and as Russia’s relationship with North Korea improves.
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