N. Korean Unha-3 rocket recovered, 'South won't return enemy debris'
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2012-12-14
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Debris from the rocket launched by North Korea this week was transported to a South Korean military base on Friday, local media reported.
Footage broadcast by South Korean broadcaster Yonhap was said to show a South Korean navy ship carrying parts of "Unha-3."
South Korea government does not intend to return the debris to North Korea.
"It is our principle that we do not return a weapon to an enemy state," South Korean Defence Ministry spokesman said.
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Footage broadcast by South Korean broadcaster Yonhap was said to show a South Korean navy ship carrying parts of "Unha-3."
South Korea government does not intend to return the debris to North Korea.
"It is our principle that we do not return a weapon to an enemy state," South Korean Defence Ministry spokesman said.
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