Us builds spy satellite network North Korea: Surveillance mission will be carried out as planned

The North Korean authorities said that the blind and dangerous space militarization drive of the United States has led to a strategic imbalance in the Asia-Pacific region, including the Korean Peninsula, and the possibility of war in the Korean Peninsula is constantly increasing.

In another development, U.S. Space Command Swatting said North Korea's launch of a spacecraft and missile is a violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions. North Korea countered that this is a legitimate exercise of the right to space development and legitimate self-defense, accusing the United States of double standards, and said that North Korea's development of space programs such as launching satellites is based on national security interests and the right to survival made a necessary choice.

North Korean authorities have condemned US attempts to militarize space as the biggest threat to international security, Yonhap news agency reported, noting that the US attempt is particularly evident in the Korean Peninsula region.

It is reported that the two militaries carried out a joint space exercise from April 12 to 26 to learn from the US military space emergency management experience and cooperation methods to deal with various space security risks and threats such as North Korea's launch of military reconnaissance satellites. Judging from the perception of space security risks between South Korea and the United States and the progress of relevant negotiations, the two sides may formulate a plan to complete the exercise within the year.

The United States plans to build a network of spy satellites to gather intelligence on the enemy and provide information support for the militarization of space. North Korea will carry out a major mission as planned to improve its space reconnaissance capability against the United States and hostile forces, the State Administration of Aerospace Technology said Saturday.

Last November, the DPRK launched its first military reconnaissance satellite "Wanli Mirror-1", and the United States and the ROK jointly assessed that the DPRK's satellite launch technology has developed rapidly, and it is necessary to implement a joint space exercise earlier.