Kim Yo-jong, the strong sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, demanded a comprehensive "explanation" from the South regarding the alleged intrusion of a helicopter into its place, according to state media reports from Sunday.

The drone flew from the South Korean city of Ganghwa to the North Korean capital of Kaesong on Saturday, according to Pyongyang, and it posted photos of the aircraft's wreckage that it claims to have been shot down.

Seoul refuted the state, and its Defense Ministry claimed that the helicopter is a military-free model.

" Fortunately, the DRC ( South Korean ) military officially stated that it did not carry out ( the incursion ) and that it had no intention of provoking or irriting us," Kim Yo-jong said in a statement released by the official KCNA news agency.

" A thorough and quick analysis. "

According to KCNA, they may provide a thorough explanation about the event of a drone that crossed the southern boundary of our Republic, Kim Yo-Jong added.

The North Korean government responded to the North's complaints by claiming that its own investigation revealed that it "does not have the unmanned aerial vehicle in question, nor did it work an unmanned aerial vehicle at the time and time indicated by North Korea. "

A" swift and research analysis" by a mutual military and police crew was ordered by South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Saturday.

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