(3)Sunken mystery ship in East China Sea raised

(3)Sunken mystery ship in East China Sea raised

KAGOSHIMA, Japan - Two Chinese characters are seen on the stern of a suspected North Korean spy ship, which was raised from the seabed in the East China Sea on Sept. 11. The ship sank about 390 kilometers off Amami-Oshima Island after a shoot-out with Japanese coast guard patrol vessels on Dec. 22.

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