- South Korean President Lee Jae Myung believes a civilian likely flew drones into North Korea.
- North Korea claims South Korean drones intruded into its airspace and demands an apology.
- South Korea is investigating the incident and strengthening drone monitoring near the border to de-escalate tensions.

A: Hey Hana-chan! Did you hear about something crazy happening between Korea?

B: No, Kenji! What's up? Tell me!

A: Apparently, South Korea’s president thinks a normal person – a civilian – flew drones into North Korea!

B: Wow! Seriously? That’s… unexpected! North Korea is really mad about it, right?

A: Yep! They shot down South Korean drones recently and are demanding an apology.

B: So, the South Korean military isn't involved?

A: That’s what they’re saying. Police are looking into it now.

B: There’s a guy who actually claims he did it! Crazy, huh?

A: I know! The president wants to make sure it doesn't happen again. He told his people to watch the border more closely.

B: He wants to talk to North Korea again, doesn't he?

A: Exactly! It seems like he's trying to be careful and not make things worse.