Korean Sailors Say 'Outside' Shock Sunk Ship -- Wall Street JournalSEOUL—The South Korean naval patrol boat that sank last month near the North Korean border was torn apart by an external explosion, surviving members of its crew said Wednesday in their first public appearance.
"It seemed to be a shock from outside," Choi Won-il, the ship's captain, said at a news conference at a military hospital where he and the 57 other surviving sailors are recovering from the March 26 explosion.
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South Korea sailors describe mystery ship blast -- BBC
Survivors of sunken SKorea
"It seemed to be a shock from outside," Choi Won-il, the ship's captain, said at a news conference at a military hospital where he and the 57 other surviving sailors are recovering from the March 26 explosion.
Read more ....
More News On The Sinking Of The South Korean Naval Ship Cheonan
Video of the ROKS Cheonan Suggests External Explosion; Plus, John Feffer Already Knows North Korea Didn’t Do It (Update: A North Korean Mine?) -- One Free Korea
South Korea sailors describe mystery ship blast -- BBC
Survivors of sunken SKorea
More News On The Sinking Of The South Korean Naval Ship Cheonan
Video of the ROKS Cheonan Suggests External Explosion; Plus, John Feffer Already Knows North Korea Didn’t Do It (Update: A North Korean Mine?) -- One Free Korea
South Korea sailors describe mystery ship blast -- BBC
Survivors of sunken SKorean ship heard loud blast -- AP
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