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The Stranded North Korean Destroyer Kang Geon-Ho Returns to Chongjin port... Unable to Navigate on Its Own.

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38 North analyzes satellite images of North Korea's new 5,000-ton destroyers Choi Hyun-ho and Kang Geon-ho. The Kang Geon-ho, a new North Korean 5,000-ton destroyer that ran aground in May and then moved to a different port for its launching ceremony, has returned to the port of Chongjin where it ran aground, and it is unlikely to be able to sail on its own for the time being.
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38 North analyzes satellite images of North Korea's new 5,000-ton destroyers Choi Hyun-ho and Kang Geon-ho. The Kang Geon-ho, a new North Korean 5,000-ton destroyer that ran aground in May and then moved to a different port for its launching ceremony, has returned to the port of Chongjin where it ran aground, and it is unlikely to be able to sail on its own for the time being.

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Naver broke the news in on Saturday, August 30, 2025.
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