First change:
The Pyongyang regime has claimed that a spy satellite launched this week has already received photos of a US military base on the Pacific island of Guam. This is North Korea’s third attempt to launch a satellite, and Russia will play a key role if experts determine it is fully operational.
North Korea announced the launch of its first spy satellite, or spy satellite. It is called Malligyong-1 and the country’s leader, Kim Jong-un, attended the launch. Officially, the satellite orbits the Earth more than once a day, which can provide information on troops at different times and latitudes.
North Korea has confirmed that achievement Put it in Around the circular path He Satellite Army, but experts pointed out that there is not enough time to judge whether it is working properly.
The Pyongyang regime said the device had already received photos of a US military base on the Pacific island of Guam. This is North Korea’s third attempt to launch a satellite, and Russia will play a key role if experts determine it is fully operational.
France 24 spoke with Alejandro Corbacho, an expert in military and geopolitical affairs, who explained more about the importance of the satellite, the deterrence strategy between North Korea and South Korea and their allies.
