Recently, it was reported that the supreme leader of the DPRK is very satisfied with the results achieved in the launch of the satellite, and has frequently visited the satellite working organization for inspection. North Korea can visually observe the state, structure, and characteristics of a target through satellite footage, a huge breakthrough for target observation that could only be guessed and judged before. A large number of ** are transmitted back every day, which allows North Korea to more accurately assess targets and obtain more detailed intelligence.
The high-precision footage of the North Korean satellite has been publicly demonstrated, with the USS Carl Vinson clearly visible from the docks in the port of Busan, with all aspects of shape, characteristics and signals being very clear. In addition, the North Korean shooting range also covers many targets from north to south, such as the Osan mountains, Seoul, and several military bases in Mokpo, and the characteristics of these areas are also clearly revealed. This shows that North Korea's satellite photography technology has a high level of awareness of South Korea and its military cooperation with the United States, as well as the important military forces and deployments of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region, such as Hawaii. For the joint operational deployment of the United States and South Korea, the emergence of this signal signature means that North Korea's declared "firepower fist" will have the ability to strike opponents more remotely and accurately, and become a reality.
The successful launch of North Korea's satellite not only means the stability of its satellite launch technology, but more importantly, it indicates that North Korea will launch more new satellites in the future. In the past, North Korea launched the Wanli Jing-1 satellite, but now that breakthroughs in optical imaging technology have given North Korea the ability to launch more satellites, the next step may involve radar and infrared satellites. This will allow North Korea to observe the military deployment of South Korea and the United States in the Asia-Pacific region in an all-round and multi-layered manner, including the U.S. military forces and important facilities in Hawaii. North Korea will have telescope-like capabilities that can clearly monitor South Korea and the United States, and will be more effective in targeting ballistic and cruise missiles.
It is worth mentioning that the DPRK has recently conducted a number of cruise missile tests, including both submarine and land launches. If North Korea can use the mirror targets provided by satellites as guidance markers for cruise missiles, its attack effect will be comparable to that of the current Tomahawk-4 missiles of the United States, and once used, it will cause a sensational effect. With this reconnaissance satellite, North Korea will launch more similar satellites in the future, and increase the frequency of reconnaissance of targets, and will soon be able to draw high-precision images of the southern part of the peninsula, and then the situation in areas such as Japan, ** and Hawaii, so that the target selection of ballistic missiles and cruise missiles in the attack process will be more accurate. Therefore, when North Korea tests ** equipment in the future, whether it is South Korea or the United States, it will be taken into account in the prediction, and the location of the attack will be hidden. In addition, since the range of the DPRK is not long and the strike time is shorter, this puts higher requirements on the defense reaction speed of the American THAAD and Patriot-3 anti-missile systems, so the reaction time is also greatly compressed.
The successful launch of this satellite is a great joy for the DPRK, which not only exerts a huge deterrent to the large-scale military deployment and military exercises of the United States in South Korea, but also through international cooperation, the DPRK will be able to obtain more information about its own photographs, understand the detailed target situation, and apply it to domestic institutions, thereby improving the effectiveness and accuracy of strikes. This has made the DPRK fully feel the growth of self-confidence and strength.
In short, a breakthrough in North Korea's satellite launch technology will have a far-reaching impact on the security landscape of the peninsula and the Asia-Pacific region. Through satellite launches, North Korea has gained a high level of awareness of the military deployments and target characteristics of South Korea and the United States, providing strong support for the improvement of their strike capabilities. In the future, as more new satellites are launched and intelligence capabilities are further strengthened, North Korea will be able to carry out more accurate and precise strikes against targets, further consolidating its regional influence and ability to counter the United States. For the United States and South Korea, this is a fact that cannot be ignored, and it is necessary to strengthen the construction of response and response capabilities in military deployment and strategic layout. In this region full of uncertainty and competition, the maintenance of peace and stability remains the common aspiration and responsibility of the Asia-Pacific region for a long time.