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Either that or someone thinks they might have left the water running. At any rate, they're going back, after being tracked by the American navy for more than a week.
One might speculate that this was all a test of the US's anti-proliferation will to track and intercept North Korean vessels. Alternatively, maybe they left an iron plugged in.
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