Shipping
Information related to shipping in and around the DPRK
N. Korean ship Mu Du Bong now empty – local media
All crew members now repatriated, ship under jurisdiction of Mexican port authority
Mu Du Bong crew members repatriation to N.Korea confirmed
However exact number currently left in Mexico still unclear, 21 required in order to sail
10 N. Korean crewmen possibly repatriated from Mexico – local media
Crew left the Mu Du Bong ober the weekend, after some members applied for humanitarian visas
N. Korean oil tankers movement indicates refinery, power plant presence
NK News ship tracker shows oil tankers visiting the facility, also visible on satellite imagery
North Korea expands its oil tanker fleet
Vessel tracker also shows visit from Russian tanker, indicating increasing shipments
Panama court sentences N.Korean sailors
Ruling overturns earlier acquittal, sentences captain, first mate to 12 years
North Korean crew of sanctioned vessel may be repatriated
Delegation in Mexico to arrange repatriation, no humanitarian visas in sight
N.Korean tankers take long way back to, from China
Long voyages, stretching capacity of North's vessels, indicates possible importance of cargo
Why has a North Korean ship been in Mexico for nine months?
Mexico undecided on what to do with sanctioned North Korean vessel, despite UN PoE recommendations
North Korea demands return of ship impounded in Mexico
Mu Du Bong vessel, sanctioned by UN, U.S. Treasury, has been in Mexican port since last July
