

The Last Voyage of the Pong Su
Gepresenteerd door The Age and Sydney Morning Herald
Het Pong Su-incident begon op 16 april 2003, toen heroïne werd gesmokkeld van de Pong Su, een Noord-Koreaans vrachtschip, naar een strand in Australië. Vier dagen later bestormden de Australische militaire speciale eenheden het schip in de Australische territoriale wateren. Het schip werd verdacht van het smokkelen van bijna 125 kilogram (276 pond) heroïne naar Australië, met een geschatte straatwaarde van 160 miljoen Australische dollar. 743 ton zwaar oceaanschip, eigendom van Noord-Korea en geregistreerd in Tuvalu, een zogenaamde “flag of convenience”.
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The double agent
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Pong Su extra: Taking the helm of the Pong Su
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Pong Su extra: Mission planning with the SAS
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Reckoning
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The most free they’d ever be
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Wat een diepgang, respect voor de voorbereiding.
Deze aflevering zette me aan het denken.
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Heerlijk om naar te luisteren, wat een stem ook.
Precies wat ik vandaag nodig had.
Eerst koffie, dan deze aflevering. Perfecte start van de dag.
