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“#South Korea’s first military satellite launched<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

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\n The Falcon 9 rocket carrying the ANASIS-II satellite blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida
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South Korea’s first-ever military communications satellite has been successfully launched by private operator SpaceX, Seoul said Tuesday, as it looks to build up its defence capabilities.<\/p>\n

The ANASIS-II is intended to enhance the South’s ability to defend itself against the nuclear-armed North, which invaded in 1950.<\/p>\n

A Falcon 9 rocket carrying the satellite blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida, Seoul’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) said in a statement.
\nSpaceX confirmed the satellite deployed about 32 minutes after lift-off, on Monday afternoon local time.
\nDAPA said the launch made South Korea the 10th country in the world to own a military-only communications satellite, which will provide “permanent and secured military communications”.
\nThe satellite is expected to reach its orbit of 36,000 kilometres in two weeks and South Korea’s military will take over the system in October after testing, it added.
\nSeoul is looking to enhance its military capabilities as it pushes to end an arrangement under which, if war breaks out, American commanders will have authority over their combined forces.
\nThe satellite was “expected to improve the South Korean military’s independent operational capabilities”, an official at its defence ministry told Yonhap news<\/a> agency.
\nSeoul and Washington are security allies and the US stations 28,500 troops in the country.
\nBut their relationship has been strained in recent years, triggered by differences in their app<\/a>roaches to Pyongyang, and over cost-sharing responsibilities.<\/p>\n

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\n \u00a9 2020 AFP<\/p>\n

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\n South Korea’s first military satellite launched (2020, July 21)
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