Transport minister inspects salvaged N. Korean spy ship

Transport minister inspects salvaged N. Korean spy ship

KAGOSHIMA, Japan - Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Chikage Ogi (C) is briefed at a dockyard in Kagoshima on Oct. 7 as she inspects the North Korean spy ship salvaged Sept. 11 from the East China Sea. The ship sank Dec. 22 after exchanging fire with Japan Coast Guard patrol boats. (Pool photo)

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