SEOUL/TOKYO - North Korea is unlikely to be deterred from its quest to place cargoes in space, analysts said, even though a malfunction sent a new launch vehicle and the country's first spy satellite crashing into the ocean on Wednesday (May 31). The secretive country considers its space and military rocket programmes a sovereign right, and analysts say spy satellites.
North Korea is unlikely to be deterred from its quest to place cargoes in space, analysts said, even though a malfunction sent a new launch vehicle and the country’s first spy satellite crashing into the ocean on Wednesday. The secretive country considers its space and military rocket programmes a sovereign right, and analysts say spy
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SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - North Korea is unlikely to be deterred from its quest to place cargoes in space, analysts said, even though a malfunction sent a new launch vehicle and the country's first spy satellite crashing into the ocean on Wednesday. | 04:35am
By Josh Smith and Sakura Murakami SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - North Korea is unlikely to be deterred from its quest to place cargoes in space, analysts sa.