North Korea's Second Attempt to Launch Spy Satellite Fails, Vows Another Try

North Korea made a second attempt to launch a military spy satellite but failed due to a problem with the rocket during flight.
The launch triggered emergency alerts in Japan before being deemed a failure by South Korea's military.
North Korea's space agency plans to investigate the cause and make another attempt at a satellite launch in October.
The US, South Korea, and Japan condemned the launch as a violation of UN resolutions related to ballistic missile technology.
North Korea remains committed to its space program goals despite previous failures to achieve satellite orbit.