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Kim Jong-un hails spy satellite launch, describes launch as part of right to self-defense

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김정은 “정찰위성 보유, 정당방위권의 당당한 행사“ Now following North Korea's spy satellite launch leader Kim Jong-un hailed the successful launch at the regime's space agency calling it “a proud exercise of its right to self-defense.“ Lee Seung-jae has more. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was all smiles,.. as he visited the National Aerospace Development Administration on Thursday alongside his daughter Kim Ju-ae. According to the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency, the visit came a day after North Korea announced it had successfully launched a new type of carrier rocket the “Chollima-1“ loaded with the reconnaissance satellite “Malligyong-1.“ During his visit to the space center, Kim said having a military reconnaissance satellite is “a proud exercise of the right to self-defense that cannot be compromised.“ Praising scientists, engineers, and executives who led the successful launch of its first spy satellite, Kim said the satellite has greatly improved the regime's war deterrence capabilities. The KCNA also reported that its spy satellite had taken pictures of Andersen Air Force Base and Apra Harbor on the U.S. territory of Guam and transmitted them to Pyongyang. The North Korean leader saw the satellite photos during his visit, and called for the need to operate more reconnaissance satellites to enhance the North's self-defense capabilities and the effectiveness of its military strike means. North Korea said that the military reconnaissance satellite will officially begin its mission on December 1st. Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News. #NorthKorea #KimJongun #spy_satellite #military_satellite #military_provocation #missile #rocket_launch #reconnaissance_satellite #김정은 #북한 #정찰위성 #Arirang_News #아리랑뉴스 📣 Facebook : 📣 Twitter : 📣 Homepage : 2023-11-24, 12:00 (KST)

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