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North Korea Fixed a 5,000-ton warship and again in May, according to the State Media of North Korea.
The second war ship was standing in the water again, according to the Korean Korean agency in northern KCNA.
The chief of the Communist Country, Kim Jong Un Jong UHe was talking to give a speech and talked about the failed launch.
“Of course, we felt Panic-Stricen in front of an unexpected accident, when this destruction of Chongjin last month,” Kim said.
North Korean shipyard officials failed to launch the destroyed vessel damaged: State media
The North Korean government, Kim Jong Un, called Kum Kon and his daughters in a destructive Rajin Cons, at Rajin Cocyle, on Thursday, 2025, on the launch event. The content of this image is provided and cannot be verified independently. Korean language water brand in the picture, as it reads sources: The “KCNA” is an abbreviation for the Korean New Agement Agency. The North Korean government, Kim Jong Un, called Kum Kon and his daughters in a destructive Rajin Cons, at Rajin Cocyle, on Thursday, 2025, on the launch event. The content of this image is provided and cannot be verified independently. Korean language water brand in the picture, as it reads sources: The “KCNA” is an abbreviation for the Korean New Agement Agency. (Korean News Agency through Korean / Korea news via AP) ((New Korean Agency / Korea through AP)
Kim did not take the accident lightly, as far as call An act of crimeAccording to KCNA.
“The accident is not judged as a simple mistake, but in a momentarily forgiven action, the dignity of our state, and the self respect was reduced at a moment, and we investigated the root of the accident,” Kim said.
In fact, Chongjin’s main shipyard engineer, along with others, was arrested according to KCNA.
Kim Jong U left after the new destructor affected by the new destructor of North Korea
The North Korean Government, Kum Jong Und and his daughters, Rajin Kon, North Korean, Thursday, June 12, 1925, go to the event of a destructive event. Independent journalists were not accessed by access to the ceremony represented by the North Korean government in this image. The content of this image is provided and cannot be verified independently. Korean language water brand in the picture, as it reads sources: The “KCNA” is an abbreviation for the Korean New Agement Agency. (Korean News Agency through Korean / Korea news via AP) ((New Korean Agency / Korea through AP)
However, it didn’t seem like you slow down Kim’s ambitions, as he ordered more warships.
“The warships of a new generation must be launched one after the other in the coming years, and will form our backs of maritime defense forces,” Kim said.
Kim, when Kim named “Kong Kon”, went to Rajin Shipyard, according to the magazine Wall Street Journal.
The overwhelming damage of the ship is not known, as it never left dry dock.
This photo offered by the North Korean government shows a destructive Rajin Coaty on Rajin Shipyan, Thursday, 2025, Thursday, Thursday. Independent journalists were not accessed to cover the event represented by the North Korean government in this image represented. The content of this image is provided and cannot be verified independently. Korean language water brand in the picture, as it reads sources: The “KCNA” is an abbreviation for the Korean New Agement Agency. ((New Korean Agency / Korea through AP)
Previously released satellite images South Korea He showed the boat lying on his side.
KCNA previously reported, “Kang con” left his ramp and stuck.
Flatcar failed to move along with the boat, throwing balance and crushing the lower parts of the ship.
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This caused Mass of warship To slide the Stern launch, the bowl bow section cannot be left ramp, according to KNC.
The “Kong Kon” was the Naval Destroyer, Kim, Kim, who reported 5,000 tonnes on the north coast of North Korean coast.
Fox News Digital Michael Dorgan and Landon Mion helped this story.
Nick Butler is a journalist Fox News Digital. Do you have advice? Arrive at nick.butler@fox.com.
