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Before It’s News has received inside information from a trusted source who warns that the sinking of a South Korean ferry days ago was an act of war by North Korea using a mini-sub torpedo to sink the ferry. South Korea knows about this hit, we are told, and is hushing it up to avoid the very real possibilty of imminent war. Back in 2010, the ROKS Cheonan was sunk by a North Korean mini-sub torpedo as shared below from Wikipedia, prompting this FOX News story: “Is the U.S. Prepared to Face Midget Subs?” A May 2010 Washington Post story concluded:

 

“A mini-submarine like the type that is assessed to have penetrated the NLL is designed specifically for covert maneuvering in shallow waters like those that exist off of the west coast of the Korean Peninsula,” he said.

“The fact of the matter is, a submarine did infiltrate into South Korean waters — and they have done so in the past fairly frequently,” he said.

“It is their mission.”