SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea has been forced to repeatedly shut down runways at the two main airports for the capital Seoul ...

South Korea has warned its neighbor of significant consequences if any citizens are hurt as a result of the country's ongoing ...

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Seoul may respond militarily to any casualties caused by North Korea's launching of ...

North Korea's trash-carrying balloons have disrupted runway operations at South Korea's two biggest airports for an ...

South Korea said Monday it would take "decisive military action" if anyone is killed by the wave of trash-carrying balloons ...

North Korea launched a fresh wave of “trash balloons" toward its southern neighbors Wednesday night, according to local media ...

Debris was found more than a day after the North’s latest balloon launch. South Korea says it’s essentially impossible to ...

South Korea Lawmaker Bu-nam has reported that Incheon and Gimpo airports closed their runways on 20 different days since June ...

South Korea on Thursday accused North Korea of launching more trash balloons across the border. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said it had detected around 420 balloons from Wednesday evening ...

South Korea has had to repeatedly shut down runways at Seoul's main airports due to North Korean balloons carrying trash.

Seoul: South Korea has been forced to repeatedly shut down runways at the two main airports for the capital Seoul since June ...

South Korea warned of possible military actions if North Korea continues to fly more trash balloons across the border, a rare ...