USS Pueblo Incident
The "USS Pueblo Incident" was finally resolved after 11 months, when the US
agreed to apologise for having intruded DPRK waters. Above is a copy of
the letter of apology made by the US to the DPRK where they guarantee
never to spy on the DPRK again. Once the crew members crossed the DMZ
into South Korea together with the body of the soldier killed in the
shooting, the US government verbally retracted its apology and
assurance of never spying on the DPRK in the future. This letter is
shown in the ship and there is too a Korean version.
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