South Korean Navy corvette Cheonan sails during a naval operation just three days before it sank off Baengnyeongdo. (South Korean Navy/Handout/Reuters)South Korean Ship ‘Hit By North Korean Torpedo’ -- Times Online
Last month’s deadly sinking of a South Korean naval ship was caused by a North Korean torpedo, a news report said today, adding to pressure on the South’s President. Lee Myung Bak, to respond to one of the worst acts of military provocation since the Korean War.
The South Korean defence ministry declined to comment on the claim by the Yonhap news agency, the latest in a series of reports suggesting that the mysterious sinking of the naval corvette, Cheonan, on March 26 was a deliberate and unprovoked attack by North Korea.
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More News On The Sinking Of The South Korean Naval Ship Cheonan
South Korean ship sunk by crack squad of 'human torpedoes' -- The Telegraph
South Korea Suspects North Korean Torpedo Behind Ship Sinking -- FOX News
Officials not yet discounting N. Korea in sinking -- CNN
Report: SKorea warned of NKorean submarine attack -- AP
Korean Ship Probe Exposes Tensions -- Wall Street Journal
South Korea's sunken warship: Playing for time -- The Economist
Is World War Three about to begin on the Korean peninsula? -- Malcoln Moore, The Telegraph
My Comment: It is too early to publicize any definite conclusions on what happen to the South Korean warship Cheonan. According to what I have been told, no one has found any shrapnel from a torpedo or a mine at the scene .... and any final report will take almost a year to complete. Until then .... any news announcement will just be speculation and guess work.
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