South Korean military investigators charged two Air Force pilots on Thursday with criminal negligence over an accidental bombing of a village last week during a training exercise, which injured at least 29 people and caused extensive property damage.

Two Air Force fighter jet pilots were booked Thursday over last week's accidental bombing of a village after pilot error was found to be the cause of the accident, the defense ministry said. Last Thursday,

Pilot failed to check coordinates 3 times in fighter jet bombing accident: Air Force South Korea's Air Force on Monday apologized for the accidental bombing of a civilian district last week, explaining that their pilots failed to follow the mandatory procedure of checking the coordinates at least three times.

The Air Force reaffirmed Monday pilot error as the main cause of an unprecedented mistaken bombing on a civilian town last week, as it released the interim probe results of the fighter jet accident. On Thursday,

Two Air Force unit commanders were dismissed Tuesday over fighter jets' accidental bombing of a village last week, the armed services said, citing charges of dereliction of duty and insufficient supervision.

The South Korean Air Force has revealed the reasons for the mistaken bomb drop on the village of Pocheon, which resulted in injuries to 31 people. The incident occurred on March 6 during joint military drills with the USA.

The South Korean Air Force confirmed that pilot error led to the accidental dropping of bombs on a village near Seoul. As a result, 31 people were injured. The South Korean Air Force revealed that pilot error was the main cause of the accidental bombing of the village of Pocheon,