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Eugene

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Mon Nov 4, 2013, 10:20 AM Nov 2013

North Korean Naval Ship Mysteriously Sank

Source: TIME/AP

North Korean Naval Ship Mysteriously Sank

By Noah Rayman Nov. 04, 2013

A North Korean naval vessel sank last month, according to media reports in North and South Korea, but the details, including the number of causalities and the reason, remain a mystery.

In a rare report on a military mishap, the North’s official news agency said Saturday that an unspecified number of deaths occurred while a submarine chaser was performing “combat duties,” the Associated Press reports. State media also reported that leader Kim Jong Un visited a military cemetery and displayed images of the leader beside stone markers inscribed with “Oct. 13.”

In South Korea, a media report citing an unidentified military source said the vessel was built in the 1960s and may have sank as a result of its age.

(AP)


http://world.time.com/2013/11/04/north-korean-naval-ship-mysteriously-sank/
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North Korean Naval Ship Mysteriously Sank (Original Post) Eugene Nov 2013 OP
I say "Kursk". DetlefK Nov 2013 #1
Hope the same happens to the Pueblo Vogon_Glory Nov 2013 #2
Someone forgot to lock the screen door Drale Nov 2013 #3

Vogon_Glory

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2. Hope the same happens to the Pueblo
Mon Nov 4, 2013, 11:36 AM
Nov 2013

I am mean-spirited enough to hope that the captured US ship Pueblo sinks at its North Korean pier for similar reasons.

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