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Canonical ID: kprusi-83d19866cf767eab66bc2ee14031ba6c07f5bc6b · Entity type: Vessel (reference)
| Property | Value | Lang | Source dataset | Source ID | First seen | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Vessel:description | Tanker ship involved in the import of refined petroleum to the DPRK. | kp_rusi_reports | kprusi-83d19866cf767eab66bc2ee14031ba6c07f5bc6b | ||||
Vessel:flag | kp | kp_rusi_reports | kprusi-83d19866cf767eab66bc2ee14031ba6c07f5bc6b | ||||
Vessel:id | ff4a0b1dfc005a2e1d134f19a7b40f357ebade91 | kp_rusi_reports | kprusi-83d19866cf767eab66bc2ee14031ba6c07f5bc6b | ||||
Vessel:name | Chong Ryong San | kp_rusi_reports | kprusi-83d19866cf767eab66bc2ee14031ba6c07f5bc6b | ||||
Vessel:notes | According to Equasis, the only vessel that carried the name "Chong Ryong San" was broken up in February 2003 (IMO: 7803839). Footnote 80 (p. 177) of the UN Panel of Experts September 2022 report reads: "CHONG RYONG SAN is not listed on the IMO website, and its precise DWT is not known. tonnage of 120 tankers of a similar size (70 – 72 meters) has been used to calculate its capacity." In Annex 27 (p. 244) of the UN Panel of Experts March 2023 report, the vessel name is misspelled as "Chon Ryong San". | kp_rusi_reports | kprusi-83d19866cf767eab66bc2ee14031ba6c07f5bc6b | ||||