North Korea has successfully launched a spy satellite, despite protests from the United States and Japan. The launch took place on a specific day and affected three countries: South Korea, Japan, and the USA. The USA condemned this as a violation of UN resolutions, while Japan announced that it would coordinate with partner countries to pressure North Korea not to carry out the launch. North Korea had informed Japan that it planned to launch a satellite between Wednesday and December 1st.
The main issue is that the spy satellites North Korea is launching will continue to surveil other regions. The US, South Korea, and Japan previously accused North Korea of using technology directly related to its ballistic missile program. UN resolutions prohibit North Korea from launching ballistic missiles of any range. Depending on the design, such rockets can also be equipped with a nuclear warhead. This latest action could escalate the ongoing conflict between North Korea and the countries affected by the launch.
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