Russia sees North Korea's satellite launch as non-weaponization of space, calls for global commitment against space weapon deployment.

North Korea's launch on Nov. 21 was the third attempt after two failed tries and the first since its leader Kim Jong Un traveled to Russia in September, where Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged to help Pyongyang develop satellites.

North Korea has placed a satellite into orbit, according to South Korea's military officials, an achievement that stokes Western suspicions that the rogue regime has a new patron in Russia.

North Korea warned on Monday it would continue to exercise its sovereign rights, including through satellite launches, while its troops were reported to be restoring some demolished guard posts on the border with South Korea.

North Korea launched a satellite into space, much to the chagrin of western leaders. Now, the insular nation has revealed that it’s a spy satellite and they have already

As per state media KCNA, the North Korean leader has received photos of the White House, Pentagon and US aircraft carriers in the naval base of Norfolk. As per KCNA, the photos taken by the spy satellite were for "major target regions".