Video shows North Korea's attempt to put a satellite into orbit explodes

After the colossal failure of another launch Spy satellite by the regime Kim Jong-unHe South Korean Army North Korea on Tuesday released surveillance video showing the explosion of a space rocket it attempted to put into orbit on Monday night.

Images capturing the rocket's exhaust, or plume, shortly after launch show how this burn trail suddenly disappears into the night sky.

Video Captured with surveillance equipment On a reconnaissance ship stationed in the area of ​​the northwestern South Korean islands, in the northern part of its environment South Korea You can place assets to monitor neighboring country's forces.

North Korea He informed the Japanese Coast Guard early Monday of his intention to launch the new spy satellite, giving it a launch window between that day and June 3.

Pyongyang launched from its space base (northwest of the country) at 10:44pm local time (GMT) on Monday, and two minutes later the South Korean military detected a “like missile. A large group of pieces” on the North Korean coast.

North Korean state news agency KCNA A missile carrying the Mallikiong 1-1 satellite exploded in mid-air due to a problem with the engine, which combines “recently developed” kerosene and liquid oxygen (LOX) for the rocket's first stage.

Pyongyang Added like this A new setback for its space programAfter two failed launches in the spring and summer of 2023.

Last November it successfully launched its first spy satellite, the Mallikiong-1.

North Korea said earlier this year that it would launch three more “Malligyong” spy satellites in 2024.

The November launch is expected to be successful Russia's help is crucialNorth Korea has been greatly strengthened since the leader. Kim Jong-unand the President of Russia, Vladimir PutinIt will host the summit in September 2023.

Washington, Seoul And Tokyo These North Korean space missiles are the UN. They condemn it as a violation of the sanctions, which prohibit Pyongyang from using ballistic missile technology.

(with information from EFE)