North Korea asserts that its new spy satellite is actively observing the White House, although doubts linger in the West regarding its operational status.
Despite skepticism, leader Kim Jong Un has proudly showcased the alleged findings, detailing targets such as the White House, the Pentagon, air force bases in the US northeast, and Guam in the Pacific. The list also includes South Korean military targets, Busan, and even Rome. However, the apparent significance may be overstated, considering that accessible tools like Google Earth and internet livestreams allow anyone to view the White House. The motives behind Kim’s emphasis on this capability and its practical utility remain uncertain.
