S. Korea officially blames N. Korea for ship sinking

SEOUL, South Korea - A member of a joint investigation team of the South Korean military and the private sector talks about the deadly sinking of the country's naval ship Cheonan near the salvaged ship at a naval base in Gyeonggi Province on May 19, 2010. South Korea officially blamed North Korea the following day for the sinking of the warship that killed 46 sailors.

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