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  They kept missing, and crashed their own plane, so saying they were "warning shots" lets them preserve some dignity
context: They better shoot down those drones. >
  
  Ukrainians use this little signal shooter to disable a UAV's rotors and bring it down to the ground. How does South Korea not have this tech yet? >
  
  Probably doesn't work real well you got skyscrapers in the way. >
  
  
  One drone traveled as far as the northern part of Seoul, South Korea's capital, about an hour's drive from the border
  
  The northern parts of Seoul proper (not even looking at Goyang or Yangju that are part of the Seoul metro region), is not even 20 miles from the border... Traffic might be a bitch to deal with, but damn who frames it like that? Even a DJI drone can cross that distance in like 5-10 minutes... >
  
  I mean, they said drive whereas the drones were flying. But also 20 miles shouldn't be more than like a 30 minute drive assuming the speed limit slows as you start getting into an urban area >
  
  You've obviously never driven in Korea. 20 miles SHOULD only be a 30min drive, bit it isn't there. An hour sounds about right. >
  
  Gonna go out on a limb and say 99% of Reddit has never driven in Korea but go ahead and make traffic sound like a foreign concept >
  
  Exactly what someone who never drove in Korea would say >
  
  Are we gatekeeping traffic? >
  
  Exactly what someone whose never gatekept anything would say >
  
  Is it gatekeeping all the way down? >
  
  Why warnings? They’re drones just do it