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US Aggression in Asia!

DPRK: National Aerospace Technology Administration (NATA) – Deployment of US Space Force in Asia-Pacific Region! (7.12.2024)

Obviously, the deployment of the U.S. Space Force in the Asia-Pacific region is part of Washington’s moves to seek hegemony, and it is another new factor of instability that draws the military tension in the region into the real danger of armed conflict.

The gravity of the situation lies in the fact that the possibility of a military conflict in the region is rapidly expanding into space beyond the existing military operation sphere, including the ground, sea and air, due to the irresponsible behavior of the U.S.

The reality in which the U.S. is getting frantic with space militarization by massively deploying space force into the Korean peninsula and its vicinity urgently requires the DPRK to firmly ensure the strategic security balance in the region by putting spurs to grasping all the military moves of the hostile forces in space and taking timely measures for action.

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Russia rejects US Warmongering!

DPRK: Russia Rejects US Attempt at Militarising Space! (30.4.2024)

The hegemonic attempt of the U.S. to militarize outer space and turn it into a war theatre is a principal threat to global peace and security at present.

Given that the U.S. is bringing its space forces massively to the Korean peninsula and its vicinity to speed up its space militarization whose ultimate goal is pre-emptive nuclear attack, the space development project, including military satellite launch, is a strategic choice indispensable for guaranteeing our country’s security, interests and right to existence.

The National Aerospace Technology Administration of the DPRK will invariably carry on its important duty, as planned, to strictly monitor and grasp the ever-escalating military manoeuvres and aggression attempts of the U.S. and other hostile forces in outer space and all other spheres and to enhance the space reconnaissance capabilities for creditably ensuring the national security. (End)

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