Ministry spokesman Moon Sang Gyun claimed Saturday that the North didn't inform international organizations of any other changes and that the rocket's expected flight path remains the same.
North Korea on Tuesday informed the International Maritime Organization and the International Telecommunication Union that it would attempt a satellite launch between Feb. 8 and 25. No reason was given Saturday for the change of dates, the Associated Press reported.
North Korea's launch declaration came just weeks after it conducted its fourth nuclear test. The North said its planned launch is an effort to send a satellite into orbit, but outside governments suspect it's a banned test of ballistic missile technology.