The South Korean military denied reports that it has salvaged North Korea’s new military spy satellite from the sea on Tuesday, while emphasizing that it continues to search for debris from last month’s failed launch.
Several local media outlets reported on Monday that the military had recovered an object that appeared to be the satellite that the DPRK launched on May 31.
The South Korean military denied reports that it has salvaged North Korea’s new military spy satellite from the sea on Tuesday, while emphasizing that it continues to search for debris from last month’s failed launch.
Several local media outlets reported on Monday that the military had recovered an object that appeared to be the satellite that the DPRK launched on May 31.
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