North Korea tries to HIDE its sunken warship
by covering it in tarpaulin after humiliated
Kim Jong Un is forced to watch it capsize
at bungled launch ceremony
Posted By: Hazymac, 5/26/2025 8:33:49 AM
The first pictures have emerged of a North Korean warship seemingly covered in tarpaulin after it capsized and sank in front of dictator Kim Jong Un. Satellite images appear to show the naval destroyer languishing on its side alongside the dock where a launch ceremony had been held. But the launch failed, and analysis of pictures taken on Thursday suggest the ship is now partially submerged and covered with bright blue tarpaulins in an apparent attempt to conceal the wreckage. State media said the the 5,000-ton ship, which had been due to enter service next year, is designed to carry weapons systems including nuclear-capable ballistic and cruise missiles.
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