North Korea ready its first military spy satellite: Kim Jong Un

Seoul: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has said his country has completed development of its first military spy satellite and instructed officials to launch it as planned. State media reported this on Wednesday. A news agency said that during a visit to North Korea’s aerospace agency on Tuesday, Kim said that the space-based surveillance system would be acquired in view of the security threat from the US and its allies. Doing is important. North Korea has said it conducted a series of weapons tests, including the first solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile, in response to joint military drills between the US and its regional allies South Korea and Japan. This missile has been designed to attack America.

According to reports, Kim told the National Aerospace Development Authority that military reconnaissance is important for North Korea to effectively use its methods of preventing war. Kim said military reconnaissance satellite number one was built in April. He ordered that efforts should be made on a war footing to finalize the preparations related to its launch. However, no information has been given about the date of launch of the satellite.

Kim said North Korea should launch multiple satellites to gain a comprehensive intelligence-gathering capability. He accused the US and South Korea of ​​expanding hostile military operations against North Korea in the name of strengthening their alliance. Kim also accused the US of deploying aircraft carriers and nuclear-capable bombers to South Korea.