North Korea’s spy satellite, which exploded midflight and fell into the Yellow Sea, shouldn’t be considered military grade, South Korea’s military said
North Korea launched a rocket carrying its first military satellite, but it malfunctioned and crashed into the sea.
Photo: Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images and fell into the Yellow Sea, couldn’t be used for military purposes, according to a South Korean analysis of the recovered debris.Continue reading your article with
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