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U.S.: N. Korean torpedo likely sunk warship
By Barbara Starr, CNN
April 26, 2010 7:40 a.m. EDT
A giant floating crane lifts the stern of the South Korean warship onto a barge
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
-U.S. official: North Korean torpedo probably sank S. Korean ship
-Explosion occured near, but not in contact with hull, official says
-Conclusion matches that expressed by South Korean officials
Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- A North Korean torpedo attack was the most likely cause for the sinking of a South Korean warship last month, according to a US military official.
The US believes the ship was sunk by the blast of an underwater explosion, but that the explosive device itself did not come in contact with the hull of the South Korean ship, the official said.
This is the same conclusion expressed by South Korean military officials.
U.S.: N. Korean torpedo likely sunk warship - CNN.com
By Barbara Starr, CNN
April 26, 2010 7:40 a.m. EDT
A giant floating crane lifts the stern of the South Korean warship onto a barge
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
-U.S. official: North Korean torpedo probably sank S. Korean ship
-Explosion occured near, but not in contact with hull, official says
-Conclusion matches that expressed by South Korean officials
Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- A North Korean torpedo attack was the most likely cause for the sinking of a South Korean warship last month, according to a US military official.
The US believes the ship was sunk by the blast of an underwater explosion, but that the explosive device itself did not come in contact with the hull of the South Korean ship, the official said.
This is the same conclusion expressed by South Korean military officials.
U.S.: N. Korean torpedo likely sunk warship - CNN.com