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发帖数: 22479 | 1 北朝鲜油轮与中国船在上海外公海再次交易，被日本侦察机抓现行
By Joshua Berlinger and Yoko Wakatsuki, CNN
Updated 11:03 PM ET, Wed February 14, 2018
This image released by Japanese authorities shows the Rye Song Gang 1, a
North Korean vessel, beside a Belizean-flagged ship. The Japanese government
"strongly suspects" an illicit ship-to-ship transfer took place
This image released by Japanese authorities shows the Rye Song Gang 1, a
North Korean vessel, beside a Belizean-flagged ship. The Japanese government
"strongly suspects" an illicit ship-to-ship transfer took place
Story highlights
The Rye Song Gang 1 has been banned by the UN from entering ports around the
world
Japan "strongly suspects" it was involved in an illicit ship-to-ship
transfer on Tuesday
Tokyo (CNN)A North Korean tanker has likely violated United Nations
sanctions for the third time in recent months, according to authorities in
Japan.
Images taken from a Japanese spy plane show the North Korean-flagged Rye
Song Gang 1 anchored next to another vessel early Tuesday morning, about 250
kilometers (155 miles) east of Shanghai. The Rye Song Gang 1 is one of
eight ships banned from entering ports across the globe under UN sanctions
targeting North Korea.
Japan's Ministries of Defense and Foreign Affairs said in statements the
government "strongly suspects" the two ships were involving in the
transferring of goods while at sea.
A United Nations Security Council resolution passed in September bans UN
member states from facilitating or engaging in ship-to-ship transfers with
North Korean-flagged vessels.
The other ship allegedly involved, the Wan Heng 11, flies the flag of Belize
, but is owned and managed by a Hong Kong-based company, according to
records from Equasis, a shipping information database developed by European
Union and French authorities. Ship owners and managers often register their
vessels in other places to avoid domestic regulations.
The Rye Song Gang 1 (bottom) and the Wan Heng 11 (top) sailing after sunrise
on Tuesday.
The Rye Song Gang 1 (bottom) and the Wan Heng 11 (top) sailing after sunrise
on Tuesday.
When asked about the images, Hugh Griffiths, the coordinator for the UN
Panel of experts on North Korea -- which is charged with monitoring and
reporting on sanctions enforcement -- told CNN, "I can confirm that the
panel has received some information from Japan on this case, but
unfortunately I cannot comment any further as this is currently the subject
of an ongoing panel investigation."
This is the third time in recent months the Rye Song Gang 1 has been caught
engaging in alleged ship-to-ship transfers at sea.
Last month, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs released images showing
the vessel engaging in another suspected ship-to-ship transfer. That
follows the release of similar images by the US Treasury Department on
October 19, showing the Rye Song Gang 1 allegedly conducting an illicit
transfer while in international waters.
Though the department did not name the other ship involved, the South Korean
Foreign Ministry has since revealed it seized a Hong Kong-registered vessel
, the Lighthouse Winmore, for transferring refined oil to a North Korean
ship that same day.
The Rye Song Gang 1 beside another ship in January.
Trading goods at port is significantly easier than at sea. North Korea's
apparent reliance on ship-to-ship transfer is an indicator that sanctions
have at the very least made it harder for the North's fleet to engage in
open business. But the fact that the Rye Song Gang 1 has been continually
caught violating international law, in international waters, also highlights
flaws in sanctions enforcement.
"This is North Korea adapting and the only way that sanctions will work if
those imposing the sanctions also adapt," said Anthony Ruggiero, an expert
in the use of targeted financial measures at the Foundation for the Defense
of Democracies.
The United Nations passed successive rounds of sanctions against the North
Korean regime last year, targeting energy imports, coal exports and foreign
labor and shipping, among other things.
The measures already passed against the North's shipping sector are
considered a vital part of the Washington-led global pressure campaign
targeting the North's leader Kim Jong Un and his regime.
The White House hopes sanctions will slow the development of the country's
missile and nuclear programs, and strangle Pyongyang's economy to the point
where Kim would eventually put his country's nuclear weapons on the
negotiating table.
Speaking in Japan last week ahead of his visit to Pyeongchang for the Winter
Olympics, US Vice President Mike Pence said Washington plans to unveil what
he called "toughest and most aggressive" sanctions yet against North Korea. | P****R
发帖数: 22479 | 2 日本飞机飞到离中国如此近的海域侦察？东海识别圈形同虚设！ | g********0
发帖数: 6201 | 3 1、肯定和习主席没关系。
2、具体是谁干的现在只要是个有正常脑子的都能猜出来了。
隔三差五的在这里打哑谜有意思吗？
王五你每天只顾闷头赶工作量，对外面的事两眼一抹黑，对得起你领的狗粮吗？ | p***n
发帖数: 17190 | 4 後頭搞鬼的肯定是列寧
【在 g********0 的大作中提到】
: 1、肯定和习主席没关系。
: 2、具体是谁干的现在只要是个有正常脑子的都能猜出来了。
: 隔三差五的在这里打哑谜有意思吗？
: 王五你每天只顾闷头赶工作量，对外面的事两眼一抹黑，对得起你领的狗粮吗？
| c*********d
发帖数: 9770 | 5 那是台湾的船，不是中国的。
——华春莹
【在 g********0 的大作中提到】
: 1、肯定和习主席没关系。
: 2、具体是谁干的现在只要是个有正常脑子的都能猜出来了。
: 隔三差五的在这里打哑谜有意思吗？
: 王五你每天只顾闷头赶工作量，对外面的事两眼一抹黑，对得起你领的狗粮吗？
| t*****9
发帖数: 10416 | 6 绿人柄性吃 Trump 的豆腐，砸 Trump 的锅 ~~
【在 c*********d 的大作中提到】
: 那是台湾的船，不是中国的。
: ——华春莹
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