Cuban Weapons Seized in North Korean Ship at Panama Canal
Soviet-era weapons were getting fixed
Cuba has admitted being behind a stash of weapons found on board a North Korean ship seized in the Panama Canal.
The Cuban foreign ministry said the ship was carrying obsolete Soviet-era arms from Cuba for repair in North Korea.
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There is a sad day in the world when you feel you need to send your stuff to NK to be repaired. We are talking a country that can't keep more than one light burning in it's capital. How far down the hole are you when you look up to Pyongyang?
^see this is what capitalism plagues us with. no spambots in North Korea.