Kim Jong-Un’s Sister Issues Dire Warning: ‘Terrible Calamity’ Awaits as Tensions Soar Over South Korean Drone Incident
“The moment a South Korean drone is discovered once again in the skies above our capital, a terrible calamity will surely occur,”
In a fiery and impassioned statement, Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, has issued a stark warning to South Korea, accusing its government of failing to take responsibility for a drone incident that she claims violated North Korean sovereignty. Her chilling caution comes just a day after North Korea’s Ministry of Defense reported the appearance of South Korean leaflets criticizing North Korean propaganda, further heightening the already-tense relations between the two nations.
Kim Yo Jong did not mince words as she expressed deep regret over South Korea’s vague response to the incident. She suggested that their refusal to acknowledge any wrongdoing points to a more insidious reality. “Their ambiguous stance suggests they are either the main culprit or an accomplice in this incident,” she charged, intensifying accusations that South Korea is intentionally allowing its citizens to engage in military provocations.
At the heart of the controversy are the drones reportedly spotted flying over Pyongyang. Kim Yo Jong emphasized the dangerous nature of such an act, highlighting the potential consequences of using drones—a known military tool—in a volatile region where tensions are always on a knife’s edge. “If the military stood by while its own citizens employed drones to violate another country’s sovereignty, this would amount to intentional acquiescence and collusion,” she said. Her assertion paints a picture of a South Korean government either complicit in or deliberately turning a blind eye to actions that could escalate into an armed conflict.
But her most chilling words were saved for the conclusion of her statement. “The moment a South Korean drone is discovered once again in the skies above our capital, a terrible calamity will surely occur,” Kim Yo Jong warned, a dire prediction that has sparked widespread concern. While she expressed hope that such a tragedy could be avoided, her warning leaves little room for misinterpretation: North Korea is prepared to retaliate swiftly and forcefully if it believes its sovereignty has been breached again.
The North Korean Ministry of Defense echoed Kim Yo Jong’s remarks, emphasizing their readiness to respond with “all means of attack” and without warning. The Ministry claimed that leaflets critical of North Korean propaganda had been spotted earlier in the week, marking what they see as a violation of the 2018 inter-Korean agreement prohibiting hostile acts, including the distribution of propaganda leaflets.
This latest incident is just one in a long line of provocations and disputes that have defined the relationship between North and South Korea. However, the gravity of Kim Yo Jong’s warning has escalated the situation to new levels. Her words are a clear reminder of the fragile peace that exists between the two nations and the devastating consequences that could follow if either side miscalculates.
As the world watches closely, the hope is that diplomacy will prevail. But with Kim Yo Jong’s stern words still echoing across international headlines, the possibility of a “terrible calamity” seems all too real.
