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Japanese PM condemns North Korea's failed spy satellite launch. Kim Jong Un's pursuit of military satellite continues despite repeated setbacks

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North Korea's Kim Yo Jong announces plans for a military spy satellite launch, while promising increased military surveillance.

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SpaceXs Starship rocket, designed for space exploration, explodes during test flight.

This was Japan's first failed rocket launch since the last one in 2003. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's (JAXA's) first orbital rocket launch ends in disaster.

Five minutes after the lift-off, scientists saw the rocket deviating from its plotted path on the screen and soon the ISRO officials realized that there was a performance anomaly in the flight path.

Question, did the u.s. have anything to do with this weeks launch failure. did the program have anything to do with north koreas decision not to try another nuclear test? and does this new strategic shift ensure a safer united states or does it carry its own risks? joining us is david sanger, noshl rrespondent for the "new york times." thank you for being here. >> thank you, joy. >> what can you tell us about the status of the u.s. attempt to use cyber technology to scuttle north korean miflgz? ...