NORAD announces that North Korea's "artificial satellite" launch does not take orbit and fails

According to the North American Air and Space Defense Command (NORAD) recently announced the statement, North Korea succeeded in making the satellite "Kwang Myeong-son (Mikyo star 2)" orbit into orbit, that is, "great success" Although it is said that, in fact, the satellite did not take orbit, it seems that it fell directly to the Pacific Ocean.

By the way Russia is "The orbit has not been removed by the launch and it is not in the Russian airspace"Although it pointed out, it was said that analysis by military experts is necessary.

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North American Aerospace Defense Command
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NORAD and USNORTHCOM monitor North Korean launch

According to the NORAD statement reported by NHK, North Korea launched the Taepodong 2 missile, crossed the Japan Sea and Japan, the first row of the rocket dropped to the Sea of ​​Japan, the second and later were landing in the Pacific Ocean is.

Also, I did not take anything on orbit and I said that no fragments fell to Japan.

In addition, this rocket shot is not regarded as a threat to North America and Hawaii, he said he did not take any measures.

President Obama said in a statement, "The launch of Taepodong 2 this time is clearly in violation of the UN Security Council Resolution and will be brought to the UN Security Council with Japan, Korea and others." It is said that Japan time tomorrow at 4:00 am urgent It is said that a meeting will be held.