South Korea today condemned Pyongyang’s abortive attempt to launch a second spy satellite, saying the aborted launch was a “provocative act” that threatened regional stability.
North Korea said last night that the rocket carrying the observation satellite “Malligyong-1-1” exploded minutes after launch due to a suspected engine problem. Pyongyang said it had put a spy satellite into orbit – by far the most important mission of the Kim Jong-un regime – in November after two failed attempts earlier that year.
Japanese broadcaster NHK today aired dramatic footage of what appears to be a glowing object in the night sky and explode into a ball of fire, claiming it was filmed in northeast China. this time try to fire the gun. South Korea’s National Security Agency said the launch was a “violation of UN Security Council resolutions – regardless of the outcome – and a provocation.”
North Korea says the “Malligyong-1” satellite, which was launched into orbit in November, is working properly, although Seoul’s intelligence services have rejected the claim.
Seoul says Kim received Russian technical assistance for a successful launch in exchange for sending weapons containers to Moscow for use in Ukraine. The Yon Korea reported on this weekend and a Russian engineer has entered the SATTELLOUT to help off the satellite, teaching one government.
National National Union Aerospace said that the statement of the day yesterday hit the new new oxygen “. But this latest setback will not stop Pyongyang from trying again, Hong Min, a senior researcher at the Korea Institute for National Unification in Seoul, told AFP.
He said, “The explosion of the satellite is something that all countries are developing space technology together, and the North has made the public in full and at the right time,” he said. Thanks to the data obtained during the last launch, “technical assistance from Moscow to Pyongyang will increase the chances of achieving the success of the next test”.
The Donald’s lawyer asked Federal lawyer to ask the request of a lawyer of the citizenship of his or she accuses
Trump team asked Americans in Aileen Cort Aileen and Fort apcel A3level, Florida, to set civil laws against “the lawyers participate in the decision”. In the case, one of four criminal charges against Trump, prosecutors brought 40 counts of having an illegal national security document after he left office.
Trump asserted his authority to keep them. On Friday, attorneys asked Cannon to review Trump’s bail status and issue an order barring him from making statements that pose a threat to law enforcement.
Special counsel Jack Smith said the request was necessary because of the many “careful and provocative lies” Trump has recently told about the FBI’s investigation into the Mar-a-La golf course. Lago with Florida in August 2022. Trump, the Republican challenger to the Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in the election of Nov. 5, falsely claimed in a fundraising message sent out by his campaign that the FBI was authorized to attempt assassinations.
Smith argued that Trump’s false statements have put law enforcement officials at risk and that limiting such speech does not limit the validity of the speech. In a filing yesterday asking a judge to reject the injunction, Trump’s attorneys, Todd Blanche and Christopher Kise, accused the attorneys of “misconduct” by rushing to file the request on Friday evening. before the holiday weekend and not to give a defense. one time is enough to discuss it before filing, in violation of district court rules.
The defense team said the breach should result in punitive damages against the plaintiffs, including potential damages to cover the costs incurred. The defense also said that prosecutors’ request to be silenced limits Trump’s ability to speak on the campaign trail.
The court filings did not indicate when Cannon would hear the verdict on either side. Trump’s criminal trial in New York, accused of falsifying business records to hide secret payments to porn star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election, will resume today with closing arguments.
Trump is also suing Washington and Georgia for trying to overturn his election to Biden in 2020.
