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North Korea said today that it would regard any interference in operations related to its satellites as a declaration of war

North Korea said today that it will regard any interference in operations related to its satellites as a declaration of war, and will mobilize military deterrence if any attack on its strategic assets becomes imminent.

He added, “Pyongyang will respond to any American interference in space by removing American spy satellites from service.”

North Korea's Central News Agency, citing a statement by the Defense Ministry spokesman, said that Pyongyong will respond to any American interference in space by removing American spy satellites from service.

The statement said: “If the United States attempts to interfere with the rights of a sovereign state by using its advanced technology as a weapon... we will exercise our rights under international and domestic laws to limit the ability of American reconnaissance satellites to operate.” And get rid of them."

Last week, North Korea successfully launched its first reconnaissance satellite, which it said was intended to monitor the military movements of the United States and South Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un received photos of the White House, the Pentagon and US aircraft carriers at Norfolk Naval Base taken by a spy satellite recently launched by Pyongyang, the official North Korean Central News Agency said.