North Korean tanker returns from Russia, seemingly empty handed



News North Korean tanker returns from Russia, seemingly empty handed Visit is the second time the tanker has been in the region since October Leo Byrne November 28, 2018 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON Zolotoy Bridge evening panorama by 雷太 on 2015-08-24 20:18:07 A North Korean oil tanker left Russian waters earlier this week apparently without docking at any ports, the second time the ship has visited the area and seemingly left empty handed since October. The NK Pro ship tracker showed the DPRK-flagged Ma Du San loitering near a facility in the Russian Far Eastern city of Vladivostok for most of November, before heading back towards North Korean waters on Monday. As with its previous October visit, the North Korean oil tanker did not report any visits to any ports via its Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponder Read More © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. LATEST ANALYSIS 01With Yoon’s exit, South Korea faces critical choices on North Korea strategy 02Tools of the trade: How North Korea launders billions in stolen cryptocurrency 03North Korea’s ‘new’ sniper rifle likely Austrian import or copy: Analysis 04North Korean ICBM factory upgrade project resumes, expands: Imagery 05Ruse or revolution? Analyzing North Korea’s new drone and AEW&C aircraft 06New construction underway near North Korean aircraft factories amid drone push 07What Americans think about travel to North Korea, 8 years after Warmbier’s death 08North Korea preparing to move large new warship in sign of advanced development 09How Trump can break the impasse with North Korea by prioritizing nuclear safety 10Why there’s still a long road to Trump-Putin cooperation on North Korean nukes

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North Korean tanker returns from Russia, seemingly empty handed

Visit is the second time the tanker has been in the region since October

Leo Byrne November 28, 2018

North Korean tanker returns from Russia, seemingly empty handed

Zolotoy Bridge evening panorama by 雷太 on 2015-08-24 20:18:07

A North Korean oil tanker left Russian waters earlier this week apparently without docking at any ports, the second time the ship has visited the area and seemingly left empty handed since October.

The NK Pro ship tracker showed the DPRK-flagged Ma Du San loitering near a facility in the Russian Far Eastern city of Vladivostok for most of November, before heading back towards North Korean waters on Monday.

As with its previous October visit, the North Korean oil tanker did not report any visits to any ports via its Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponder

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02Tools of the trade: How North Korea launders billions in stolen cryptocurrency
03North Korea’s ‘new’ sniper rifle likely Austrian import or copy: Analysis
04North Korean ICBM factory upgrade project resumes, expands: Imagery
05Ruse or revolution? Analyzing North Korea’s new drone and AEW&C aircraft
06New construction underway near North Korean aircraft factories amid drone push
07What Americans think about travel to North Korea, 8 years after Warmbier’s death
08North Korea preparing to move large new warship in sign of advanced development
09How Trump can break the impasse with North Korea by prioritizing nuclear safety
10Why there’s still a long road to Trump-Putin cooperation on North Korean nukes

North Korean tanker returns from Russia, seemingly empty handed

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