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North Korea Reports 'Serious' Accident During Warship Launch

North Korea opens investigation into failed warship launch, state media says

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. On May 21, Kim was in attendance at a launch ceremony for a new naval destroyer when a "serious accident" occurred,

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North Korea launches full-scale probe into warship accident

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New satellite photos show damaged North Korean warship

Kim Jong Un watches as North Korea's newest warship falls off dry dock

The incident Wednesday at the northeastern port of Chongjin is a blow to Kim, who has stressed the importance of such destroyers for advancing North Korea's military capabilities.

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North Korea launches probe into accident during warship's launch

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Kim Jong Un says 'serious accident' with new North Korea warship was 'criminal act'

North Korea vows to arrest those responsible for failed ship launch

North Korea said Friday it began steps to arrest and investigate those responsible for the failed launch of its second naval destroyer after leader Kim Jong Un expressed fury over the incident that he...

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Kim Jong Un’s fury after watching North Korea’s new navy destroyer crippled in botched launch

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Kim Jong Un Calls Failed Launch of Navy Destroyer a ‘Criminal Act’

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Satellite images show the catastrophic damage to North Korea's new destroyer that's lying on its side

After a bungled launch, the vessel appears to be stuck and lying on its side in the water. North Korea said it was a 5,000-ton destroyer.

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Nuclear-Armed North Korea Issues Warning to US Ally

Pyongyang has carried out frequent missile tests in violation of United Nations Security Council sanctions and continues to build out its nuclear weapons program. The Kim Jong Un regime insists both are necessary for self-defense, citing "provocations" by the U.S. and its allies.