It left port on Wednesday making it the first ship to be tracked since last Friday’s passage of a UN Security Resolution that bars North Korea from exporting weapons ranging from small arms, missile parts and nuclear technologies. We can request permission to board the ship to check for weapons, but the likelyhood that they will allow to do so is pretty slim. Click here for details.
Friday, June 19, 2009
We are tracking a North Korean Ship.
It left port on Wednesday making it the first ship to be tracked since last Friday’s passage of a UN Security Resolution that bars North Korea from exporting weapons ranging from small arms, missile parts and nuclear technologies. We can request permission to board the ship to check for weapons, but the likelyhood that they will allow to do so is pretty slim. Click here for details.
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