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Monday, May 17, 2010

U.S. Experts 'Believe N.Korea Sank the Cheonan'

CheonanU.S. experts taking part in the investigation into the sinking of the South Korean Navy corvette Cheonan have done all they can and expect no new discoveries, a South Korean government source said Sunday.

"So far we've been able to verify based on many pieces of evidence that the weapon used to sink the Cheonan was a torpedo, but we still have no conclusive evidence linking it to North Korea," the source said.

"But the U.S. experts feel the results so far are enough to confirm that the culprit was North Korea and are satisfied with the better-than-expected results of the probe."

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1 comment:

  1. as i have read - the Cheonan was a anti-submarine coevette - on patrol - in enemy waters - how can it be attacked by a torpedo - and not detect it ? Mystery to me

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