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South Korea to launch five spy satellites by 2022
A contract for the first of five spy satellites for South Korea is expected to be signed in October.
Managed by South Korea’s Agency for Defence Development (ADD) it is the initial step in a plan to launch five military satellites by 2022 to help monitor North Korea.
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