full screen According to North Korea’s state news agency, the picture shows the country’s leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter in connection with the launch of the country’s first spy satellite, at the end of November. Three more will be up next year, according to the regime. Archive image. Photo: North Korean Government Via AP/TT
North Korea aims to launch three spy satellites by 2024, after a first one this year, state news agency KCNA said.
The first was postponed in November. The regime claims it has given dictator Kim Jong Un access to images of the Pentagon, the White House and key military sites in South Korea.
The regime has not allowed any outsiders to see any images.