News - Middle East: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has inspected new photos of “major target areas” taken by Pyongyang’s spy satellite, the state media says.

In a report on Saturday, the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said that, a day earlier, Kim had visited the Pyongyang General Control Center of the National Aerospace Technology Administration (NATA) and had observed new photos taken by the country’s recently-launched military spy satellite.
It added that the photos of “major target regions” included those of the South Korean capital of Seoul, cities in the South, like Mokpo, Gunsan, Pyeongtaek, and Osan that host American military bases as the satellite passed over the Korean Peninsula on Friday morning.
The satellite also took images of some areas within North Korea and parts of Hawaii, the report further said.
According to KCNA, Kim visited the center to “learn about the operational preparation of the reconnaissance satellite” and examined the newly-taken aerospace photos.
“The NATA reported to Kim Jong-un on the plan for photographing the region of South Korean puppets and the additional fine-tuning process of the reconnaissance satellite,” the report said.
“The United States had better ponder on the catastrophic consequences that would be brought by its weapons supplies to puppets,” KCNA said in a separate commentary.