North Korean spy satellite launch ends in sea smash
North Korea's uncharacteristic honesty about its failed launch confirms what the South Korean military was able to verify after it recovered wreckage 125 miles west of the island of Eocheongdo said to be from this morning's launch.found by South Korean forces show a white metal cylinder that looks like parts of a rocket, though nothing on the satellite nor any other payload.
Hodge described North Korea's choice to use a ballistic missile to launch an alleged satellite as a violation of"multiple UN Security Council resolutions," as well as a move that"raises tensions, and risks destabilizing the security situation in the region and beyond." The DPRK is banned by UN resolution from launching any missiles based on ballistic technology, though that has hardly stopped the Kim regime from doing as it pleases and generally getting away with it.
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