The day after North Korea's ”satellite launch”, ”Russian military aircraft” flies into Pyongyang... Possibility of ”satellite information 'support'”

It has been learned that a Russian military aircraft headed to Pyongyang the day after North Korea launched a military reconnaissance satellite (the 22nd). North Korean leader Kim Jung Eun is photographed at the scene.
The group photo taken shows a Westerner who appears to be a Russian engineer, leading to speculation that the company may have received technical assistance from Russia.
According to Flightradar 24, a website that tracks aircraft in real time, it belongs to the Russian Air Force.
The Ilyushin-62M departed from Vladivostok, Russia on the 22nd and arrived at Pyongyang Sunan International Airport around 12:30 pm on the same day.
However, details such as who was on board the Russian military plane and the purpose of the visit to Pyongyang were not made clear.
Not yet. A visit by a Russian military plane to Pyongyang was also captured on the 7th of this month, following in August and September this year. Experts say, ``Russian military aircraft's visit to Pyongyang is intended to assist North Korea in gathering satellite information.
The reason for this is to improve the situation.'' ``It is most likely that Russian scientists specializing in satellites were on board this plane,'' said Bruce Bennett, an advanced researcher at the Rand Corporation think tank.
It's also expensive," he said. He continued, ``It appears that General Secretary Kim requested Russian President Vladimir Putin for assistance in launching satellites and collecting satellite information.''
It appears that the territory has also promised to 'assist' regarding the satellite issue." Victor Cha advaced advisor (Korea director) and Ellen Kim advaced of the US think tank “Center for Political and International Studies (CSIS)”
On the 22nd (local time), researchers analyzed in an urgent concern report that ``North Korea's launch of military reconnaissance satellites is a direct result of Russian assistance.'' Continuing, ``General Secretary Kim will be
At the summit meeting with President Putin in May, he clearly communicated his desired priorities for Russia.''He added, ``The two failed satellite launches prior to the meeting clearly showed a strong causal relationship between the presence or absence of Russian aid.''
It shows,” he claimed. He also pointed out that North Korea probably wanted to announce the success of its reconnaissance satellite before launching South Korea's own satellite.