The USS Pueblo, a U.S. naval research ship that was famously captured by North Korea in 1968, has disappeared from its mooring in downtown Pyongyang.
Converted by North Korean authorities into a tourist spot to showcase its citizens the threat posed by the U.S., the disappearance of the vessel has many observers scratching their heads to explain what may have happened.
The USS Pueblo, a U.S. naval research ship that was famously captured by North Korea in 1968, has disappeared from its mooring in downtown Pyongyang.
Converted by North Korean authorities into a tourist spot to showcase its citizens the threat posed by the U.S., the disappearance of the vessel has many observers scratching their heads to explain what may have happened.
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