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Leader Kim Jong Un said deploying spy satellites is an essential choice to protect North Korea’s sovereignty after one of its rockets failed in flight, and threatened South Korea over
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has pledged to continue the country's development of military spy satellites despite failing on May 27 to put another into orbit, saying the possession of space reconnaissance capabilities is "inevitable" to protect Pyongyang's sovereignty, according to state-run media.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be rushing to develop a rocket capable of carrying a military reconnaissance satellite as a bargaining chip to use if former U.S. President Donald Trump returns to the White House, according to a U.S. think tank
North Korea has sent more than 150 balloons full of rubbish over the border into the South with residents told to remain inside and it is the latest incident as tensions run high between the countries
The ballooning campaign came as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un urged his military scientists to overcome a failed satellite launch and continue developing space-based reconnaissance capabilities, which he described as crucial for countering U.S. and South Korean military activities, state media said Wednesday.