On 21 November 2023, North Korea launched their first spy satellite. A week later, they claimed they had covertly photographed the White House, the Pentagon and US nuclear aircraft carriers. Although unverified, it is now known that the reconnaissance satellite uses a ‘Nikon camera’, according to South Korean Minster of National Defence, Shin Won-sik.
North Korean spy satellite uses a Nikon camera
Recently launched Malligyong-1 has secretly photographed the White House and the Pentagon, regime claims.
- By Sam King
- December 23, 2023
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Sam King
Lens Front Founder - Sam is a freelance web developer and amateur photographer. Currently splitting his time between the UK and France, for the last 2 years Sam has been travelling full time, visiting countries such as Bosnia, Serbia and Australia, and even spent a month in Wadi Rum, Jordan, where he lived and worked with Bedouin tribesmen in the desert.
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