The third truth about North Korea. Dictator Kim Jong Un has successfully launched a military satellite used for espionage.
However, it is still too early to tell if it is working. Senior intelligence officials in Seoul have informed parliament that Russia has helped North Korea succeed in this regard. In September, there was a meeting between President Vladimir Putin and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, in which several agreements were signed. Moscow confirmed sending aid in food and high technology in exchange for weapons from Penian.
"After that summit, North Korea sent Russia data on the first and second satellite launches, both of which failed. Moscow analyzed and sent its recommendations to Communist Korea," South Korean intelligence officials are quoted as saying. Meanwhile, Pyongyang has torn up the 5-year agreement with Seoul to reduce military tensions, raising the risk of a dangerous escalation. South Korea announced after this decision that it will resume surveillance flights along the border.
On the other hand, the guns have started to move. North Korea is aiming to send combat forces and equipment to the border with its southern neighbor. It is even reported that an entirely new high-tech weapon has been planted by Kim Jong Un near the border with South Korea. (A2 Televizion)
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