North Korea's Kim Jong Un hailed a successful spy satellite launch, celebrating a "new era of space power" during a visit with scientists and family. The "Malligyong-1" launch marked Pyongyang's third attempt, claimed to capture images of US military bases in Guam. Kim emphasized the satellite's defensive role against hostile forces. South Korea confirmed success but is assessing functionality. Images revealed Kim's joyful interaction with scientists and his daughter, triggering a partial suspension of a military accord between North and South Korea.
