[South Korean court sentenced civilian drones in the case of "invading North Korea"] September 16th, according to South Korean news, the Seoul Central District Court issued a first-instance verdict on the 16th in the case of civilian drones "invading North Korea". The three suspects were not found guilty of general crimes of benefiting the enemy, but were sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment ranging from 6 months to 8 months for violating the "Aviation Safety Act", with a suspended sentence of two years. According to sources, the suspect Wu was sentenced to 8 months in prison with a two-year suspended sentence for violating the Aviation Safety Law; the drone manufacturer Zhang and two others were sentenced to 6 months in prison with a two-year suspended sentence. The court believed that the area where the defendant flew the drone posed a serious threat to South Korean aviation safety, and therefore convicted him of violating the Aviation Safety Act. The court also held that since it could not be proven that the drone involved was equipped with a memory card for storing flight information, it was difficult to determine that the relevant actions violated South Korea's military security. Therefore, the charge of general crimes of benefiting the enemy was not established and acquitted him. (CCTV News)