International North Korean new naval destroyer falls on its side during launch

[AWilder]

I always wondered what would happen if things went wrong in a ship launch

 

[Koro_11]

Communism works bro, it just hasn't been properly implemented.

 

[MrShady]

Lol north korea has more in common with America these days

 

[Crazy Source]

Communism works bro, it just hasn't been properly implemented.

This is what happens when you put loyalist into high positions instead of the most competent. It has nothing to do with communism.

 

[MrShady]

This is what happens when you put loyalist into high positions instead of the most competent. It has nothing to do with communism.

You mean the pam blondis and hegseths of the world?



Or the kash patels, renowned author of children's books?

 

[Cajun]

@IanEdwards Point taken.

But there is something comical about the situation. This would be in a Hot Shots movie.

 

[PBAC]

I always wondered what would happen if things went wrong in a ship launch

It's what happen when you don't christen the ship

 

[Stoic1]

I always wondered what would happen if things went wrong in a ship launch

The front can fall off.

 

[IanEdwards]

But there is something comical about the situation. This would be in a Hot Shots movie.

Oh, indeed.

 

[MrShady]

North Korean style propaganda lol

 

[VinceArch]

 

[PBAC]

But there is something comical about the situation. This would be in a Hot Shots movie.

 

[LeonardoBjj]

North Korea detains three over warship launch accident, state media reports​

Kim Jong-Un vowed to punish those found responsible for ‘criminal’ damage to new 5,000-tonne naval destroyer

North Korea has detained three people over an accident that occurred during the launch of a new warship this past week, state media reported early on Sunday.

Pyongyang has said that “a serious accident occurred” at Wednesday’s launch ceremony in the eastern port city of Chongjin for a newly built 5,000-tonne naval destroyer, in which sections of the bottom of the vessel were crushed.


The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, called the mishap a “criminal act caused by absolute carelessness”.

He said the accident damaged the country’s dignity and vowed to punish those found responsible.


Those detained are Kang Jong Chol, the chief engineer at the Chongjin shipyard; Han Kyong Hak, head of the hull construction workshop; and Kim Yong Hak, deputy manager for administrative affairs, the Korean Central news agency (KCNA) reported.

The KCNA report said the three were “responsible for the accident”.

On Friday, KCNA reported that shipyard manager Hong Kil Ho had been summoned by law enforcement.

Kim has ordered the ship to be restored before a ruling party meeting in June. KCNA said the rehabilitation plan was pushing ahead.

South Korea’s military said US and Seoul intelligence authorities assessed that North Korea’s “side-launch attempt” of the ship failed, and the vessel was left listing in the water.

KCNA, however, reported that an “underwater and internal inspection of the warship confirmed that, unlike the initial announcement, there were no holes made at the warship’s bottom”, calling the extent of the damage “not serious”.

Satellite imagery shows the warship, covered in blue tarpaulins, lying on its side, with the stern swung out into the harbour, but the bow remaining on the side slipway, according to the US-based Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Based on its size and scale, the South Korean military said the newly built warship is believed to be similarly equipped to the 5,000-tonne destroyer-class vessel Choe Hyon, which North Korea launched last month.

Pyongyang has said the Choe Hyon is equipped with the “most powerful weapons”, and that it would “enter into operation early next year”.

Seoul’s military has said the Choe Hyon could have been developed with Russian help, possibly in exchange for Pyongyang deploying thousands of troops to help Moscow fight Ukraine.

Analysts say the warship involved in Wednesday’s accident may have also been constructed with Russian assistance.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...r-warship-launch-accident-state-media-reports

 

[Crazy Source]

North Korea detains three over warship launch accident, state media reports​

Kim Jong-Un vowed to punish those found responsible for ‘criminal’ damage to new 5,000-tonne naval destroyer

North Korea has detained three people over an accident that occurred during the launch of a new warship this past week, state media reported early on Sunday.

Pyongyang has said that “a serious accident occurred” at Wednesday’s launch ceremony in the eastern port city of Chongjin for a newly built 5,000-tonne naval destroyer, in which sections of the bottom of the vessel were crushed.


The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, called the mishap a “criminal act caused by absolute carelessness”.

He said the accident damaged the country’s dignity and vowed to punish those found responsible.


Those detained are Kang Jong Chol, the chief engineer at the Chongjin shipyard; Han Kyong Hak, head of the hull construction workshop; and Kim Yong Hak, deputy manager for administrative affairs, the Korean Central news agency (KCNA) reported.

The KCNA report said the three were “responsible for the accident”.

On Friday, KCNA reported that shipyard manager Hong Kil Ho had been summoned by law enforcement.

Kim has ordered the ship to be restored before a ruling party meeting in June. KCNA said the rehabilitation plan was pushing ahead.

South Korea’s military said US and Seoul intelligence authorities assessed that North Korea’s “side-launch attempt” of the ship failed, and the vessel was left listing in the water.

KCNA, however, reported that an “underwater and internal inspection of the warship confirmed that, unlike the initial announcement, there were no holes made at the warship’s bottom”, calling the extent of the damage “not serious”.

Satellite imagery shows the warship, covered in blue tarpaulins, lying on its side, with the stern swung out into the harbour, but the bow remaining on the side slipway, according to the US-based Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Based on its size and scale, the South Korean military said the newly built warship is believed to be similarly equipped to the 5,000-tonne destroyer-class vessel Choe Hyon, which North Korea launched last month.

Pyongyang has said the Choe Hyon is equipped with the “most powerful weapons”, and that it would “enter into operation early next year”.

Seoul’s military has said the Choe Hyon could have been developed with Russian help, possibly in exchange for Pyongyang deploying thousands of troops to help Moscow fight Ukraine.

Analysts say the warship involved in Wednesday’s accident may have also been constructed with Russian assistance.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...r-warship-launch-accident-state-media-reports

 

[PBAC]

North Korea detains three over warship launch accident, state media reports​

Kim Jong-Un vowed to punish those found responsible for ‘criminal’ damage to new 5,000-tonne naval destroyer

North Korea has detained three people over an accident that occurred during the launch of a new warship this past week, state media reported early on Sunday.

Pyongyang has said that “a serious accident occurred” at Wednesday’s launch ceremony in the eastern port city of Chongjin for a newly built 5,000-tonne naval destroyer, in which sections of the bottom of the vessel were crushed.


The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, called the mishap a “criminal act caused by absolute carelessness”.

He said the accident damaged the country’s dignity and vowed to punish those found responsible.


Those detained are Kang Jong Chol, the chief engineer at the Chongjin shipyard; Han Kyong Hak, head of the hull construction workshop; and Kim Yong Hak, deputy manager for administrative affairs, the Korean Central news agency (KCNA) reported.

The KCNA report said the three were “responsible for the accident”.

On Friday, KCNA reported that shipyard manager Hong Kil Ho had been summoned by law enforcement.

Kim has ordered the ship to be restored before a ruling party meeting in June. KCNA said the rehabilitation plan was pushing ahead.

South Korea’s military said US and Seoul intelligence authorities assessed that North Korea’s “side-launch attempt” of the ship failed, and the vessel was left listing in the water.

KCNA, however, reported that an “underwater and internal inspection of the warship confirmed that, unlike the initial announcement, there were no holes made at the warship’s bottom”, calling the extent of the damage “not serious”.

Satellite imagery shows the warship, covered in blue tarpaulins, lying on its side, with the stern swung out into the harbour, but the bow remaining on the side slipway, according to the US-based Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Based on its size and scale, the South Korean military said the newly built warship is believed to be similarly equipped to the 5,000-tonne destroyer-class vessel Choe Hyon, which North Korea launched last month.

Pyongyang has said the Choe Hyon is equipped with the “most powerful weapons”, and that it would “enter into operation early next year”.

Seoul’s military has said the Choe Hyon could have been developed with Russian help, possibly in exchange for Pyongyang deploying thousands of troops to help Moscow fight Ukraine.

Analysts say the warship involved in Wednesday’s accident may have also been constructed with Russian assistance.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...r-warship-launch-accident-state-media-reports

North Korea detains three over warship launch accident, state media reports​

Kim Jong-Un vowed to punish those found responsible for ‘criminal’ damage to new 5,000-tonne naval destroyer

North Korea has detained three people over an accident that occurred during the launch of a new warship this past week, state media reported early on Sunday.

Pyongyang has said that “a serious accident occurred” at Wednesday’s launch ceremony in the eastern port city of Chongjin for a newly built 5,000-tonne naval destroyer, in which sections of the bottom of the vessel were crushed.


The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, called the mishap a “criminal act caused by absolute carelessness”.

He said the accident damaged the country’s dignity and vowed to punish those found responsible.


Those detained are Kang Jong Chol, the chief engineer at the Chongjin shipyard; Han Kyong Hak, head of the hull construction workshop; and Kim Yong Hak, deputy manager for administrative affairs, the Korean Central news agency (KCNA) reported.

The KCNA report said the three were “responsible for the accident”.

On Friday, KCNA reported that shipyard manager Hong Kil Ho had been summoned by law enforcement.

Kim has ordered the ship to be restored before a ruling party meeting in June. KCNA said the rehabilitation plan was pushing ahead.

South Korea’s military said US and Seoul intelligence authorities assessed that North Korea’s “side-launch attempt” of the ship failed, and the vessel was left listing in the water.

KCNA, however, reported that an “underwater and internal inspection of the warship confirmed that, unlike the initial announcement, there were no holes made at the warship’s bottom”, calling the extent of the damage “not serious”.

Satellite imagery shows the warship, covered in blue tarpaulins, lying on its side, with the stern swung out into the harbour, but the bow remaining on the side slipway, according to the US-based Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Based on its size and scale, the South Korean military said the newly built warship is believed to be similarly equipped to the 5,000-tonne destroyer-class vessel Choe Hyon, which North Korea launched last month.

Pyongyang has said the Choe Hyon is equipped with the “most powerful weapons”, and that it would “enter into operation early next year”.

Seoul’s military has said the Choe Hyon could have been developed with Russian help, possibly in exchange for Pyongyang deploying thousands of troops to help Moscow fight Ukraine.

Analysts say the warship involved in Wednesday’s accident may have also been constructed with Russian assistance.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...r-warship-launch-accident-state-media-reports

NK and Russia allied and it resulted in a double KO by self infliction. This why someone with aids shouldn't fuck someone with chlamydia.