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>They found no guns or uniforms. Evidence suggested that the crew, which people briefed on the mission said numbered two or three people, had been civilians div
by clueless 1y ago
>They found no guns or uniforms. Evidence suggested that the crew, which people briefed on the mission said numbered two or three people, had been civilians diving for shellfish. All were dead, including the man in the water.
Officials familiar with the mission said the SEALs pulled the bodies into the water to hide them from the North Korean authorities. One added that the SEALs punctured the boat crew’s lungs with knives to make sure their bodies would sink.
Nothing to see here but a bunch of psychopaths killing innocent people as they screw up their own mission
- mac-attack 1y agoThe lung puncturing was especially brutal. Literal hitmen actions
- clueless 1y agoand then... "Many of the people involved in the mission were later promoted."
- aaomidi 1y agoThat has basically been the entire point of the US military since the end of the Cold War (and before that too, but you could argue there was a better reason back then)
- iamdelirium 1y agoSounds like SEALs all right.
- rasz 1y agoReminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korean_abductions_of_Japanese_citizens https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korean_abductions_of_Jap... where NK would send raiding parties to Japan, supposedly finally ended in the eighties.