- South Korea has suspended parts of its 2018 agreement with North Korea.
- The launch posed a threat to South Korea’s security.
- South Korea will resume surveillance flights along its border with North Korea.
South Korea has suspended parts of its 2018 agreement with North Korea, aimed at reducing military tensions, following Pyongyang’s claim of a successful launch of a spy satellite.
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo stated that the launch posed a threat to South Korea’s security. The suspended pact limited military movements, banned live-fire drills, and established a no-fly zone.
South Korea will resume surveillance flights along its border with North Korea. Some analysts warn that the suspension could escalate tensions and increase the likelihood of cross-border skirmishes.
North Korea’s satellite launch is seen as part of its five-year military plan.
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