North Korea has launched a sample during the launch of its second naval Destroorothis week, the state media said on Friday that leader Kim Jong -Un considered the incident as criminal negligence.
On Thursday, Pyongyang reported that the lower part of the newly constructed 5.000-ton naval destroyer was crushed during the ship’s Wednesday launch ceremony at the Northesters port of Chonji.
The state media said that the damage was caused by a transport cradle on the stern detaching of the vessel.
What did North Korean officials say about the accident?
The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said on Friday that the country’s Central Military Commission called Hong Kill Ho, manager of Chongji Shipyard, as it started investigating the incident.
“No matter how good the warship situation is, the official news agency quoted the Commission as saying, the fact that the accident is an inaccessible criminal act, unchanged, and can never take out its responsibility for the crime responsible for it.”
Kim – who launched military officers, scientists and shipy operators for the incident, which they called “Criminal Acts due to complete negligence”.
Disadvantage ‘not severe’
North Korea had earlier called the incident “serious”, but on Friday KCNA stated that a “underwater underwater and internal inspection confirmed that unlike the initial declaration, no holes were made on the bottom of the warship”.
The state news agency said, “The plow starboard was scratched and a certain amount of seawater was swept away in the stern section through the rescue channel.”
It said that the damage to the vessel was “not severe”.
The report states that it will take 10 days to repair the side of the vessel.
The assessment cannot be verified due to the frugal nature of the isolated nation.
The South Korean army stated that on the size and scale of the ship, it is believed that it was equipped with a destructive-class vessel, which was unveiled in the north last month, was equipped with Cho Hion.
Analysts say this is North Korea’s biggest and most advanced war ever.
Seoul claims that Cho Hinen has been developed with the help of Russia, possibly thousands of soldiers in exchange for thousands of soldiers to help Moscow in their war with Ukraine in exchange for North Korea.
Edited by: saim dusan inayatullah
