North Korea's Kim Yo Jong has announced that the country will make a second attempt to place its military reconnaissance satellite into space soon after the first crashed on Wednesday. North Korea's new Chollima-1 rocket lost thrust and plunged into the sea with its satellite payload on Wednesday, state media said in a rare same-day announcement following the failed launch.North Korea's Kim Yo Jong has announced that the country will make a second attempt to place its military reconnaissance satellite into space soon after the first crashed on Wednesday. North Korea's new Chollima-1 rocket lost thrust and plunged into the sea with its satellite payload on Wednesday, state media said in a rare same-day announcement following the failed launch.
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