Montenegro’s supreme court scraps Kwon’s extradition to S.Korea
The Montegro supreme court on Friday scrapped the decision to repatriate Kwon Do-hyung, a founder of failed crytocurrencies Tera and Luna to South Korea, according a local news report.
The court decided to scrap the decision and send the case back to the high court, Vijesti said.
On March 22, the top court decided to defer Kwon’s extradition to his home country after the top prosecutors office requested to reconsider their decision based on legal grounds.
South Korea to launch 2nd spy satellite
South Korea will launch the second military spy satellite on April 8th at 8:17 a.m. from U.S space center, the defense ministry said Friday. in Florida.
The satellite is set to be launched from John F.Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 8:17 a.m. on April 8, on Space X’s Falcon 9 rocket.
This is the second spy satellite to be lifted off after South Korea’s first satellite launched from California last December.
The satellite will try out its first communication with the base 45 minutes after the launch.
The Korean 3-axis system combines the Korean missile defense system (KAMD) with mass retaliation (KMPR) to detect signs of missile launches in advance and eliminate them before launch.
Another official underscored the quality of SAR satellites, saying, "The SAR satellite to be secured this time has the best performance among SAR satellites currently orbiting the Earth."
The SAR satellite was developed through technical cooperation between the Defense Science and Technology Research Institute (ADD) and an Italian company.
The defense ministry plans to secure five reconnaissance satellites through the '425 Project' by next year.