Is this the one that fell over?
I assure you, these new vessels are built using the strictest maritime standards.
There are regulations governing the materials they can be made of.
Such as?
Cardboard’s out
Paper? Paper products?
Nope. No string, no cello tape. They’ve gotta have a steering wheel. There’s a minimum crew requirement.
What’s the minimum?
I believe that they had one in the same class that had already launched prior to the sinking, so same class, different ship.
kagis
Yes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choe_Hyon-class_destroyer
The first vessel, the Choe Hyon, was unveiled by the Korean People’s Army on 30 December 2024. The second ship, Kang Kon, capsized during launch but was eventually restored to upright position and launched on 12 June 2025.
From the article:
While inspecting the warship Choe Hyon, a 5,000-ton-class destroyer first unveiled in April, Kim said the allies’ joint military drills show hostility and their supposed “will to ignite a war,”
So it’s that first one.
Kim Jung Un jumps from the top rope and slams South Korea
The one on its side?
