North Korea repainted the warship after unsuccessful launch

As reported Slipped while trying to launchIn the incident that caused fierce criticism from the country’s leader Kim Jong Un.

The KCNA news agency reported on Friday that the warship “safely entered the water vertically” and then was “combed on the marina”.

It is expected to be fully repaired before the key meeting led by Kim, which will participate in one party, KCNA said.

The 5000 tonne destroyer can be seen vertically at the marina and then approximately three hours, “Floating in Harbor” on satellite images published by specialized NEWS 38 North and NK News sites.

Efforts to fix the ship that took place on Thursday was a manual process, the researchers in the north 38 years stated that satellite tomography showed workers on the waterfront, which stretches to the testers and using balls to return the vessel to balance.

Some of the balloons seemed still attached to the ship, they added.

Kim, who witnessed the warship during a bad launch about two weeks ago, criticized the incident as a “crime” that “badly damaged (country) dignity and honor.”

This was the result of “absolute carelessness, irresponsibility and non -scientific empiricism,” he added.

At least four officials, including Ri Hyong-Son, The deputy director of the party party party party was arrested for the incident.

RI is part of the Central Military Commission of the Party, which prescribes the Korean People’s Army and is responsible for the development and implementation of North Korea’s military policy.

It is unclear what punishment the officials may face, but as we know forced labor or even death.

Some analysts saw Kim’s quick and serious reaction to the previous unsuccessful launch as a signal that Pyongyang would continue to promote his military capabilities.

According to Jihun Yu, a researcher at the Korean Institute of Defense Analyzes, the regime “deeply fits into the image of the growth of the military power”, and the failure can consolidate their determination to push this forward.

He said that Kim’s “extraordinarily serious” reaction to the failure of the leader’s image and adaptation to his powers, said.

Michael Medden, an expert of North Korea from the Center of Stimson in Washington, saw Kim’s reaction as a “high priority” sign, his regime introduces the development of warships.

Just a few weeks before the launch, Pyongyang presented a similar warship in another part of the country.

Kim called this warship “breakthrough” in the modernization of the North Korea fleet and stated that it would be deployed early next year.