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North Korea detains officials over failed warship launch Kim Jong Un calls an ‘unpardonable crime’
North Korea has detained three senior shipyard officials following the failed launch of a major warship — a public embarrassment that enraged leader Kim Jong Un and was swiftly labelled by state media as an “unpardonable criminal act.
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