North Korea Launches Warship
Pyongyang - Saba:
North Korea announced the launch of a new warship, the Choehyon, which is believed to be superior to European destroyers in terms of firepower.
Military Watch Magazine stated that the Choehyon has a displacement of 5,000 tons and could be considered one of the most powerful frigates in the world, although some Russian sources say the Choehyon is not a frigate but a destroyer.
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