mbingunikwetu
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- Feb 17, 2015
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Tofauti kabisa na mawazo ya timu Marekani humu jamvini ambayo hung'ang'ania ushindi hata kama imepigwa za uso, jeshi la Korea ya Kusini limeomba msamaha wa wazi kwa kushindwa kuzipiga drones za Korea ya Kaskazini kwa masaa matano (jana wao wenyewe walisema kwa masaa 7, leo wamepunguza na kusema walipambana nazo bila mafanikio kwa masaa matano).
Habari hizo ni kwa mujibu wa shirika la habari la BBC kipenzi cha mabeberu!!
Namwalika shabiki mkubwa wa mabeberu MK 254 ambaye nina uhakika anaijua vizuri lugha ya malkia ajisomee vizuri habari hii ambayo alijitahidi sana kuipinga!!
By Kathryn Armstrong
BBC News
South Korea's military has apologised for failing to shoot down five drones that North Korea flew across their mutual border on Monday.
Seoul fired warning shots and sent jets and attack helicopters to shoot down the aircraft, one of which flew close to the capital.
Despite a five-hour pursuit, the drones reportedly all returned to North Korea.
South Korea's President has said that the incident showed the military's readiness was "greatly lacking".
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff, which represents the major branches of its armed services, acknowledged in a statement on Tuesday that while the military can counter "attack drones that pose a real threat", it is limited in its ability to detect and strike smaller spy drones.
"Our military's lack of preparedness has caused a lot of concern to the people," said a senior official, Kang Shin-chul. He added that the military would "actively employ detection devices to spot the enemy's drone from an early stage and aggressively deploy strike assets".
The BBC's Seoul correspondent, Jean Mackenzie, has said it is concerning because the drone that flew near Seoul had the potential to run surveillance operations and to photograph sensitive areas.
Habari hizo ni kwa mujibu wa shirika la habari la BBC kipenzi cha mabeberu!!
Namwalika shabiki mkubwa wa mabeberu MK 254 ambaye nina uhakika anaijua vizuri lugha ya malkia ajisomee vizuri habari hii ambayo alijitahidi sana kuipinga!!
By Kathryn Armstrong
BBC News
South Korea's military has apologised for failing to shoot down five drones that North Korea flew across their mutual border on Monday.
Seoul fired warning shots and sent jets and attack helicopters to shoot down the aircraft, one of which flew close to the capital.
Despite a five-hour pursuit, the drones reportedly all returned to North Korea.
South Korea's President has said that the incident showed the military's readiness was "greatly lacking".
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff, which represents the major branches of its armed services, acknowledged in a statement on Tuesday that while the military can counter "attack drones that pose a real threat", it is limited in its ability to detect and strike smaller spy drones.
"Our military's lack of preparedness has caused a lot of concern to the people," said a senior official, Kang Shin-chul. He added that the military would "actively employ detection devices to spot the enemy's drone from an early stage and aggressively deploy strike assets".
The BBC's Seoul correspondent, Jean Mackenzie, has said it is concerning because the drone that flew near Seoul had the potential to run surveillance operations and to photograph sensitive areas.