South Korean National Intelligence Service ``North Korea's reconnaissance satellite 'launch' was successful''...determined that ``Russian assistance was involved''

South Korea's National Intelligence Service announced on the 23rd, ``We have learned that North Korea's third reconnaissance satellite launch was successful and has entered orbit.''
On this day, the National Intelligence Service reported the above contents at a closed session of the National Assembly Intelligence Committee.
This was reported by the ruling and opposition party secretaries of the Information Commission. The National Intelligence Service reported, ``We conclude that Russia's assistance was responsible for the success of North Korea's projectile.''
He continued, ``At the time of the Russia-North Korea summit meeting, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his intention to ``support North Korea's projectiles.''
After the meeting was made public, North Korea provided Russia with the blueprints and data on the primary and secondary projectiles, and it has been confirmed that Russia provided the analysis results to North Korea."
. However, when asked, ``Are there any concrete confirmations other than the situation in which Russia received aid?'' the National Intelligence Service answered, ``Nothing concrete has been confirmed.''
The National Intelligence Service said, ``We do not think there is a high possibility of a nuclear test in 2023, but in 2024, depending on the decision of Kim Jung Eun,
There is a possibility that a nuclear test could be carried out at any time,'' and added, ``We think it will be difficult to launch additional reconnaissance satellites this year, but there is a possibility that they will be launched next year.''