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North Korea Launches Reconnaissance Satellite Malligyong-1

North Korea has initiated operations for its Malligyong-1 reconnaissance satellite, which was launched on November 21. The satellite's operating office in Pyongyang will function as an independent military intelligence organization. It will gather and provide information to the Central Military Commission of the Workers’ Party of Korea and major military units as instructed. The country's defense ministry highlighted that this development would enhance North Korea's military readiness. Furthermore, North Korea has claimed to have shared satellite images, including those of U.S. bases in Japan and South Korea, with its leader Kim Jong Un. Some experts in South Korea have expressed skepticism about the satellite's imaging capabilities, suggesting that the resolution of the images could be low.

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Noir Black

It's understandable that North Korea wants to enhance its military readiness given the current geopolitical situation.

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Loubianka

North Korea has the right to look out for its own interests and security.

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BuggaBoom

Really disappointed to hear about this development from North Korea.

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Eugene Alta

The satellite will provide valuable intelligence to North Korea's military units.

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Mariposa

This is a dangerous step in the wrong direction for North Korea.

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Leonardo

This is just another example of North Korea flaunting its military power and threatening its neighbors.

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Eric Cartman

North Korea has the right to advance its military capabilities for self-defense.

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Kyle Broflovski

North Korea has every right to share satellite images with its leader Kim Jong Un.

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Stan Marsh

How can North Korea justify spying on other countries with a satellite?

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dedus mopedus

It's understandable for North Korea to have skepticism towards U.S. bases in Japan and South Korea.

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