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2 weeks ago | 
delfi.lt | Jon Herskovitz
Oficialioji Korėjos centrinė naujienų agentūra (KCNA), retai pripažįstanti nesėkmę, teigė, kad dėl nuleidimo mechanizmo gedimo dar neturinčio oficialaus pavadinimo 5 000 tonų sveriančio eskadrinio minininko laivagalis per anksti nuslydo į vandenį, sutraiškydamas korpuso dalis; anot agentūros, laivo pirmagalys liko įstrigęs ant nuleidimo platformos, skelbia CNN. Karinių jūrų pajėgų analitikai teigė, kad laivo patirta žala dėl tokio nesėkmingo nuleidimo gali būti „katastrofiška“.
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2 weeks ago | 
kdhnews.com | Jon Herskovitz
North Korea has placed a cover over a destroyer that suffered damage in a botched launch attempt, with the vessel now appearing to be on its side and partially submerged, satellite imagery indicates. The 5,000-ton Choe Hyon-class destroyer - one of the North Korea's largest warships - was a key part of the state's naval modernization plans.
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2 weeks ago | 
thederrick.com | Jon Herskovitz
North Korea has placed a cover over a destroyer that suffered damage in a botched launch attempt, with the vessel now appearing to be on its side and partially submerged, satellite imagery indicates. The 5,000-ton Choe Hyon-class destroyer — one of the North Korea’s largest warships — was a key part of the state’s naval modernization plans.
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2 weeks ago | 
modbee.com | Jon Herskovitz
North Korea has placed a cover over a destroyer that suffered damage in a botched launch attempt, with the vessel now appearing to be on its side and partially submerged, satellite imagery indicates. The 5,000-ton Choe Hyon-class destroyer - one of the North Korea's largest warships - was a key part of the state's naval modernization plans.
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2 weeks ago | 
leadertelegram.com | Jon Herskovitz
North Korea has placed a cover over a destroyer that suffered damage in a botched launch attempt, with the vessel now appearing to be on its side and partially submerged, satellite imagery indicates. The 5,000-ton Choe Hyon-class destroyer — one of the North Korea’s largest warships — was a key part of the state’s naval modernization plans.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Jon Herskovitz
A satellite image shows blue tarps covering a North Korean destroyer in Chongjin Shipyard, North Korea, on May 22. (Bloomberg) -- North Korea has placed a cover over a destroyer that suffered damage in a botched launch attempt, with the vessel now appearing to be on its side and partially submerged, satellite imagery indicates. The 5,000-ton Choe Hyon-class destroyer — one of the North Korea’s largest warships — was a key part of the state’s naval modernization plans.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Jon Herskovitz
NowSeoul, South Korea CNN — North Korea’s newest warship was severely damaged during a launch ceremony Wednesday, with leader Kim Jong Un, who witnessed the accident, saying it brought shame to the nation’s prestige and vowing to punish those found responsible, state media reported. In a rare admission …
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2 weeks ago | 
dailygazette.com | Jon Herskovitz
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1 month ago | 
nny360.com | Jon Herskovitz
Vice President JD Vance said the U.S. was working to ensure tensions between India and Pakistan don’t escalate into a broader regional conflict in the wake of an attack last week that killed dozens of people in Indian-controlled Kashmir. “I’m worried about any time you see a hot spot breaking out, especially between two nuclear powers,” Vance said in a podcast interview with Bret Baeir of Fox News.
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1 month ago | 
gazettextra.com | Jon Herskovitz
Vice President JD Vance said the U.S. was working to ensure tensions between India and Pakistan don't escalate into a broader regional conflict in the wake of an attack last week that killed dozens of people in Indian-controlled Kashmir. "I'm worried about any time you see a hot spot breaking out, especially between two nuclear powers," Vance said in a podcast interview with Bret Baeir of Fox News. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
