Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Japan launched a rocket carrying its third intelligence-gathering satellite today, amid concerns about neighboring North Korea's nuclear-weapons and missile programs.
An earlier launch attempt was cancelled September 10 due to bad weather, but the domestically developed H2-A rocket lifted off today after the weather improved.
Kyodo News agency said that about a half hour later, the rocket had successfully placed the satellite in orbit.
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