Posted on 08/04/2015 7:19:39 AM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
Bombing attempted on monument to North Korea regime, says report
Clues at the scene indicated more than one suspect may have been involved in the plot on the night of July 2.
By Elizabeth Shim | July 10, 2015 at 10:08 PM
SEOUL, July 10 (UPI) -- Suspects with homemade bombs attempted to detonate a symbol of the North Korean regime in July, according to a source inside the country.
The monuments known as the towers of "eternal life" are frequently found in North Korean towns and cities, and used to idolize the Kim regime. A tower in Dokchon, South Pyongan Province was the target of a failed bombing, South Korean news outlet Newsis reported.
A source in North Korea's Jagang Province, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told Radio Free Asia the incident occurred on the night of July 2.
Clues at the scene indicated more than one suspect may have been involved in the plot.
The bombers had filled portable gasoline containers with nitrogen fertilizer then attempted to detonate the tower of eternal life in Dokchon.
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Gutsy move by someone.....every now and then we see and hear such from N.Korea. There’s more of a rebellious undercurrent there then the authorities want to admit of course.
Probably a false flag operation designed to give the regime a chance to clean house of corrupt running dog imperialist stooges.
A nice juicy target.
If they were trying to make ANFO, the recipe is not exactly right.
NUTS came this close LOL!
Isn’t ANFO a super simple recipe?
I thought the Oklahoma bomber used it.
Fertilizer and diesel fuel.
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