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North Korea says that spy satellite launch crashed into sea

Spy satellite crashed into sea, North Korea

North Korea said on Tuesday that its spy satellite launch had crashed into the sea, after the United States and its allies warned that it could be a disguised ballistic missile test.111 The launch came just hours after North Korea announced that it would send up its first space satellite, and it raised tensions on the Korean peninsula.

The United States, Japan and South Korea all condemned the launch, saying it was a violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions.

The United States said it was prepared to take "appropriate action" in response to the launch.

North Korea has been developing its ballistic missile program in defiance of international sanctions. The country has conducted six nuclear tests since 2006.

The launch of the spy satellite was a major setback for North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, who had hoped to use the launch to boost his international prestige.

It was also a blow to North Korea's space program, which has been plagued by failures in recent years.

The launch of the spy satellite is likely to further isolate North Korea and increase tensions on the Korean peninsula.

Analysis

The launch of the spy satellite is a major setback for North Korea and a sign that the country is continuing to develop its ballistic missile program. The launch is also likely to further isolate North Korea and increase tensions on the Korean peninsula.

The United States and its allies have condemned the launch and said they are prepared to take "appropriate action" in response. It is unclear what form this action will take, but it could include further sanctions or military action.

The launch of the spy satellite is a reminder of the threat posed by North Korea's nuclear and missile programs. The international community must work together to pressure North Korea to abandon these programs and to bring the country back to the negotiating table.