India busy harassing N. Koreans under Amerikan "guidance". Indian nuclear scientists have taken on inspector role for Americans.
<b>N-scientists to search Iraq-bound N Korean ship
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The seized North Korean ship is being brought to Kakinada port in Andhra Pradesh where central security agencies and nuclear scientists will carry out an extensive search of the vessel M V Mu San intercepted off Andaman and Nicobar coast while awaiting clearance to proceed to Iraq.
The ship's 39-member crew, which also includes a North Korean government official would be questioned in the port itself, official sources said.
The sources said presence of a government official in a merchant vessel has aroused suspicions. The questioning of the crew got delayed due to non-availability of a Korean interpreter, they said, adding this was a unique ship where none were fluent in English language. A lady interpreter was despatched by the Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday.
During the initial round of questioning of the ship's Captain, which was made possible with the help of a local interpreter in Andaman and Nicobar Island it emerged that the ship, carrying 16,500 metric tones of sugar, was on its way to Iraq after loading in Thailand, the sources said.
The Captain, who spoke in broken English, reportedly said the ship had developed a technical snag and that he had to change the piston besides carrying out some other mechanical work.
The crew was instructed by their handlers to wait for fresh instructions before leaving the Indian waters. The M V Mu San dropped anchor off Hut Bay island in the Andaman islands on August six without permission and was detained by the coastguard after a over six-hour chase.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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Bravo India: Henry Kissinger
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Washington, August 14: The detention of a North Korean ship that had dropped anchor without permission in Indian waters was a "very positive" sign on part of New Delhi, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has said.
"India is imposing the Security Council resolution, and I think it is a very positive sign," Kissinger told the Fox News in an interview.
"India has been very cooperative with us, and they had very many parallel interests with respect to Islamic terrorism and with respect to the nuclear danger," he said.
India had detained the North Korean ship MV Mu San last week off the Andaman and Nicobar Islands after it dropped anchor without permission. The detention and a search that followed was in line with a UN resolution allowing inspection of air, ship and land cargoes in and out of North Korea. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<b>N-scientists to search Iraq-bound N Korean ship
</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The seized North Korean ship is being brought to Kakinada port in Andhra Pradesh where central security agencies and nuclear scientists will carry out an extensive search of the vessel M V Mu San intercepted off Andaman and Nicobar coast while awaiting clearance to proceed to Iraq.
The ship's 39-member crew, which also includes a North Korean government official would be questioned in the port itself, official sources said.
The sources said presence of a government official in a merchant vessel has aroused suspicions. The questioning of the crew got delayed due to non-availability of a Korean interpreter, they said, adding this was a unique ship where none were fluent in English language. A lady interpreter was despatched by the Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday.
During the initial round of questioning of the ship's Captain, which was made possible with the help of a local interpreter in Andaman and Nicobar Island it emerged that the ship, carrying 16,500 metric tones of sugar, was on its way to Iraq after loading in Thailand, the sources said.
The Captain, who spoke in broken English, reportedly said the ship had developed a technical snag and that he had to change the piston besides carrying out some other mechanical work.
The crew was instructed by their handlers to wait for fresh instructions before leaving the Indian waters. The M V Mu San dropped anchor off Hut Bay island in the Andaman islands on August six without permission and was detained by the coastguard after a over six-hour chase.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
added:
Bravo India: Henry Kissinger
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Washington, August 14: The detention of a North Korean ship that had dropped anchor without permission in Indian waters was a "very positive" sign on part of New Delhi, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has said.
"India is imposing the Security Council resolution, and I think it is a very positive sign," Kissinger told the Fox News in an interview.
"India has been very cooperative with us, and they had very many parallel interests with respect to Islamic terrorism and with respect to the nuclear danger," he said.
India had detained the North Korean ship MV Mu San last week off the Andaman and Nicobar Islands after it dropped anchor without permission. The detention and a search that followed was in line with a UN resolution allowing inspection of air, ship and land cargoes in and out of North Korea. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->