Update: South Korean President Moon Jae-in called for continuous efforts to secure the country's "complete missile sovereignty" on Wednesday.
South Korea will now be able to develop a solid-propellant space rocket that could increase the country’s intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities, according to new missile guidelines cosigned with the United States.
Update: South Korean President Moon Jae-in called for continuous efforts to secure the country's "complete missile sovereignty" on Wednesday.
South Korea will now be able to develop a solid-propellant space rocket that could increase the country’s intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities, according to new missile guidelines cosigned with the United States.
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