South Korea Considers Apology to North Korea Over Leaflet and Drone Incidents

TL;DR
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is considering an apology to North Korea for drone provocations allegedly ordered by his predecessor, amid ongoing tensions and efforts to restart dialogue with Pyongyang, despite North Korea's rejection of talks.
- South Korean president mulls apology to North Al Jazeera
- South Korean president weighs apology to North Korea over allegations of leafleting and drone use ABC News
- Lee signals intention to apologize to NK over predecessor's dispatch of drones to Pyongyang The Korea Times
- Unification Ministry says revised law will likely end anti-North leaflet launches Korea JoongAng Daily
- South Korea's Unification Ministry says revised law will likely end anti-North Korea leaflet launches Social News XYZ
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