N. Korea shows rocket to foreign media

N. Korea shows rocket to foreign media

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Photo shows a special train prepared by North Korea for foreign journalists in Tongchang-ri, North Pyongan Province in the northwest of North Korea on April 8, 2012. In a rare move, Pyongyang allowed foreign media organizations, including Kyodo News, a firsthand look at preparations under way for what it says is the launch of a long-range rocket for putting a satellite into space, but which is viewed by the United States and its allies as a disguised test of ballistic missile technology. (Kyodo)

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