North Korean army guide Kim MiGyong explains events on the deck of the USS Pueblo a 538metrelong ship the North Koreans seized in 1968 after accusing...
{"Image ImageDescription": "PYONGYANG, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF:  North Korean army guide Kim Mi-Gyong explains events on the deck of the USS Pueblo, a 53.8-metre-long ship the North Koreans seized in 1968 after accusing its crew of spying in its territorial waters,  28 March 2005. The incident which almost brought the two nations to war ended after 11 months in captivity for the crew and an apology for the North Koreans but the ship became a trophy and remains docked in one of the most prominent positions of the Taedong River in Pyongyang. AFP PHOTO/Peter PARKS  (Photo credit should read PETER PARKS/AFP via Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2005 AFP"}