North Korea Now Claiming Its First Spy Satellite Is Taking Pictures Of The White House

 

Bloomberg: North Korea Claims Spy Satellite Took Photos of White House  

North Korea claimed its first spy satellite put into space, which was launched into orbit last week, has taken photos of the White House, Pentagon and nearby US naval stations. 

The prominent US sites add to a list of areas North Korea claims to have photographed using its reconnaissance probe that was launched on Nov. 21. 

The state’s official media said leader Kim Jong Un has seen the latest images along with previous photos of Rome, Anderson Air Force Base in Guam, Pearl Harbor and the US Navy’s Carl Vinson aircraft carrier. 

South Korea salvaged one of North Korea’s spy satellites after a failed launch earlier this year and concluded the technology had little value as a reconnaissance probe. 

While Seoul believes any North Korean satellite would be rudimentary at best, such technology could help Kim’s regime in its targeting as it steps up its ability to deliver a nuclear strike.  

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North Korea Claims Its First Spy Satellite Is Now Taking Photos Of White House  

North Korea says new spy satellite snooped on the White House, Pentagon -- Reuters  

North Korea says spy satellite photographed White House, Pentagon -- The Hill  

North Korea says its satellite photographed White House, Pentagon -- NYPost