Satellite images show that North Korea had planned to launch space

Tokyo - Satellite image suggests that North Korea was preparing to launch a space rocket before President Trump and Kim Jong broke the Hanoi peak between them.

There is no way to know whether Pyongyang will follow the plans, which will undoubtedly be seen very negatively in Washington and can already derail the unstable dialogue process. Meanwhile, signs of tough attitude within the Trump administration have made many experts pessimistic.

Experts say that with this plan, it may be felt that negotiations had already come to a standstill before the summit, as well as relief from North Korea's frustration. North Korea's leader Kim has already warned in the New Year's one-day speech that if the United States demands unilateral concessions and fails to lift the sanctions, it can be forced to follow "new path" is.

Images showed signs of activity on 22 February in the Second Academy of Natural Sciences (SNS), just outside Pyongyang, which is the primary developer of North Korea's ballistic missiles and space launch vehicles.

Lewis said that he hopes North Korea will use the old, and has already tested and tested the technology for a space launch, but said there was a possibility that it could use a large rocket which is more Send stimulant signals.


"If North Korea wants to put the satellite in the geostationary orbit, then it will need a big launch vehicle," he wrote. "North Korea could possibly launch a new rocket using a version of the Revolution Engine of 18 March, which gives power to its new generation of strategic missiles, including the Havasong-15."