Michael R Gordon and Chun Han Wong, 美国情报显示六艘中国船只暗中援助朝鲜. 华尔街日报, Jan 19, 2018
https://cn.wsj.com/gb/20180119/bgh110706.asp
, which is translated from
Michael R Gordon and Chun Han Wong, Chinese Ships Abetted North Korea; Intelligence reports, photos and maps gathered by US point to violation of UN sanctions. Wall Street Journal, Jan 19, 2018 (front page).
https://www.wsj.com/articles/six ... watching-1516296799
("According to the US, which presented the information to a UN sanctions committee, the ships also made extensive maneuvers designed to disguise their violations of UN sanctions. [cn.wsj.com: 美国的证据显示,这些船只还采取诸多手段,试图掩盖其违反联合国对朝制裁规定的事实。 -- missing 'which presented the information to a UN sanctions committee'] ")
Excerpt in the window of print: The US said one Chinese-owned ship flouted the UN's ban within days.
My comment: In the report, two ships (out of six that allegedly violated UN sanctions):
(a) Glory Hope 1, which cn.wsj.com does not translate -- for a good reason. A couple of photos of this ship (in a commercial website based in China) show the ship name is English only. The ship took on a load of North Korean coal on Aug 7, 2017 at Songnim 松林 [市; on the delta of Taedong River 大同江; at 7 o'clock direction 20 miles from Pyongyang] to unload the coal in Cam Pha 锦普 [市; 2 o'clock direction 30 miles from Haiphong 海防].
(b) Kai Xiang [ship hulk with English name only] on Aug 31, 2017 picked up coal at Nampo 平安南道 南浦特別市 [not a capital] and shipped it to Cam Pha.
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