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✓ Link copied to clipboard! South Korean military jets misdropped bombs on a village and caused multiple civilian injuries, authorities in the country said.South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency reported that two Air Force KF-16 fighter jets mistakenly dropped eight air-to-surface bombs.The Gyeonggi-do Bukbu Fire Services said 15 people were wounded, Reuters reported. Two of them were seriously injured. The accident occurred in Pocheon, about 25km south of the North Korean border, during joint South Korea-U.S. exercise.”We deeply regret the unintended release of the bombs, which resulted in civilian casualties, and wish those injured a swift recovery,” the South Korean air force said in a statement, AFP reported.This is a developing story and more information will be added shortly.
