LOS ANGELES – A group of South Korean navy officers will seek a court injunction against an independently funded documentary that casts doubt on the South Korean government’s claim that Pyongyang was responsible for sinking a navy ship that left 46 dead in March 2010.
The group's lawyers argues that "Project Cheonan Ship" is "biased", because it ignores a six-nation investigation that said North Korea torpedoed the Cheonan in an unprovoked attack, and instead focuses on the stories of those who raise suspicions, Yonhap News said Wednesday.
LOS ANGELES – A group of South Korean navy officers will seek a court injunction against an independently funded documentary that casts doubt on the South Korean government’s claim that Pyongyang was responsible for sinking a navy ship that left 46 dead in March 2010.
The group's lawyers argues that "Project Cheonan Ship" is "biased", because it ignores a six-nation investigation that said North Korea torpedoed the Cheonan in an unprovoked attack, and instead focuses on the stories of those who raise suspicions, Yonhap News said Wednesday.
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