“韩国无人机侵朝事件”嫌疑人身份曝光，两人曾在尹锡悦政府总统室任职

Group 1 - The identities of the suspects involved in the "Korean drone incident" have been confirmed, both of whom previously worked in the office of former President Yoon Suk-yeol [1][3] - Suspect A, who worked in the presidential spokesperson's office, is believed to have manufactured the drone involved in the incident and was previously investigated for illegally flying a drone in November 2022 [3] - Both suspects, A and B, are in their 30s and are ordinary civilians who plan to establish a drone manufacturing company in 2024 with support from their university [3] Group 2 - The "Korean drone incident" has escalated tensions between North and South Korea, with North Korea accusing South Korea of serious provocations [4] - North Korean officials have demanded that South Korea acknowledge its violations of North Korean sovereignty and apologize, warning of severe consequences if such incidents continue [4] - In response to the incident, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has ordered the formation of a joint military and police investigation team to address the potential intrusion of civilian drones into North Korean airspace [4]