North Korea’s attempts to launch a spy satellite have been met with disappointment and failure. The country initially announced plans to launch its first military spy satellite, but its first two attempts have both ended in disaster.

Earlier this week, North Korea claimed that the satellite launch had failed, and that it planned to try again. However, the situation was complicated by a report from the BBC, which stated that the “spy satellite” had actually crashed into the sea shortly after launch.

This news was met with anxiety in South Korea, where citizens were already on edge due to an evacuation false alarm earlier this month. The panic turned out to be a mistake, but the incident only served to heighten tensions in the country.

As the situation continues to unfold, many are left wondering what North Korea’s next move will be. Despite its focus on military and defense capabilities, the country has yet to successfully launch a spy satellite. Meanwhile, neighboring countries are on high alert, keeping a close eye on North Korea’s activities as they unfold.