Kim Jong-One condemned the “Criminal Act” when a battlefield was launched

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is described as a “criminal act”, which is a “serious risk” in the opening of a war ship.

North Korea’s official news agency KCNA reported that the five-ton-ton-ton-backing ceremony at Port City Changzin was “a serious accident.”

Kim attended the event on Wednesday at the northeast of the country, and it was “a criminal activity caused by complete negligence,” KCNA said.

During the launch, the agency said that “some sections at the bottom of the battle ship were torn” and the danger was “destroyed the balance of a battle ship”, referring to the “inexperienced and activity of the command”.

Kim said that the party’s central committee will be approached at the party’s central committee plenary meeting next month.

The boat name is not specified. In April, Pyongyang’s five thousand tanword -filled ship’s images were called Cho Hon.

At that time, many experts believe that the state media had broadcast Kim’s films to participate in a ceremony with their daughter Kim Ju-A, which was the heir in power.

North Korea claimed that the ship had “most powerful weapons” and “going to the service early next year”.

According to some experts, the Choeh Hone may have small -range Tactical nuclear missiles, although North Korea is not proven to develop small nuclear weapons.

The identity of the people of technical or administrative failures in North Korea is very unusual.

Governance often hides events that can be understood as signs of weakness or inability, especially in strategic fields such as military.