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The launch of a long-range rocket by North Korea recently ended in failure due to an error that occurred during the three-stage flight of the rocket. The country’s aerospace agency confirmed this and stated that they would conduct a third attempt in October after identifying the cause of the failure.

South Korea’s military had previously reported that North Korea had launched the rocket. This launch was a part of North Korea’s efforts to establish a space-based surveillance system to improve their monitoring capabilities of the United States and South Korea.

It is worth noting that this recent failure follows a previous setback in late May, where a North Korean rocket carrying a spy satellite also failed and plunged into the sea shortly after lift-off. This failure posed a significant challenge to leader Kim Jong Un’s ambitions in establishing an effective space-based surveillance system.

Despite the setbacks, North Korea remains determined to pursue their goal and has vowed to make a second attempt. The exact details of the mission and the specifics of the error that led to the recent failure have not been disclosed.

However, North Korea’s commitment to advancing its missile and rocket technology raises concerns among neighboring countries and the international community. It is expected that there will be continued monitoring of North Korea’s actions and developments in their space program.

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