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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.
What North Korea lacks in technology, it makes up for in raw manpower and balloons. The hermetic nation’s engineers appear to ...
A HALF-sunk North Korean warship which bungled its first launch in front of Kim Jong-un has been hauled upright using giant ...
On Tuesday, after South Korea detected the latest batch of 350 trash balloons from North Korea, the country’s military warned it could restart loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts at the border ...
South Korea — South Koreans were alert Friday for possible new launches by North Korea of balloons carrying rubbish into the South, a day after Seoul activists flew their own balloons to ...
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea resumed flying balloons on Saturday in a likely attempt to drop trash on South Korea again, South Korea’s military said, two days after Seoul activists ...
North Korea sent a new wave of trash-laden balloons toward its southern neighbor late Sunday, after Kim Jong Un’s powerful sister warned of further responses if the South keeps up its ...
North Korea confirmed its capsized warship was upright and stable, but a layer of intrigue lingers around the salvage work: ...
North Korea reportedly has deployed a cluster of mysterious balloon-like objects around a partially submerged warship that ...
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