Seoul plans to restart aerial surveillance of North Korea after Pyongyang claimed launching a spy satellite into orbit.
The North's latest satellite launch was a clear violation of UN resolutions and a grave provocation that threatens our national security, said Heo Tae-keun, South Korea's deputy minister of national defence policy.
The 2018 agreement, which created buffer and no-fly zones along the heavily fortified border between the two countries, also required the two neighbours to halt front-line aerial reconnaissance of each other and live-firing exercises and remove some of their guard posts and landmines at border areas.
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