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Balloons and Human Strength: How North Korea Righted a Toppled Warship
North Korea’s plan to modernize its Navy had an embarrassing setback late last month, when a new warship capsized during its launch. To get the vessel floating again, engineers toiling under the do-or-die mantra of their leader, Kim Jong-un, turned to an old-fashioned solution.
It wasn’t immediately clear from the image just how much damage had been done to the vessel, which had been in the water for ...
North Korea ... of the warship’s bottom crushed to destroy the balance of the warship and the bow couldn’t leave the shipway, leading to a serious accident,” reported Korea Central News ...
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea is seeking to arrest those responsible for the failed launch of its second naval destroyer, as it denied the warship suffered major damage — a claim ...
Some sections of the hull were crushed, upsetting the balance of the warship and preventing the bow from leaving the shipway, the report added. Related North Korean human rights a global issue ...
The North Korean leader said those responsible would be "dealt with." LONDON -- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said a "serious accident" affecting the launch of the country's newest warship ...
North Korea has opened an investigation into a failed warship launch earlier this week after leader Kim Jong Un said the accident threatened the country's dignity, state media reported.
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