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These include “Trendy Sunshine Hong Kong Limited,” “SBC International,” “Advance Superstar (Hong Kong) Limited” and “Shen Zhong International Shipping.”[3]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4NameIMO numberTypeLengthGross tonnageNotesAl Iman7712975Livestock Carrier101\u00a0m (331\u00a0ft)3,556[4]An Song8513883General Cargo98\u00a0m (322\u00a0ft)5,512[5]Bassant6421581Livestock Carrier61\u00a0m (200\u00a0ft)943[6]Bei Si Te 19089401General Cargo78\u00a0m (256\u00a0ft)1,746[7]Bu Gang7909164General Cargo118\u00a0m (387\u00a0ft)2,982[8]Bu Hung7516424General Cargo107\u00a0m (351\u00a0ft)5,386[9]Chang Dok8020252General Cargo90\u00a0m (295\u00a0ft)2,496[10]Cheng Hai9036533General Cargo77\u00a0m (253\u00a0ft)1,479[11]Chong Chon Gang renamed Tong Hung San7937317Bulk Cargo155\u00a0m (509\u00a0ft)9,147seized by Panama authorities.[12][13]Chong Gen8862155General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,558[14]Sunk off the coast of Japan.[15]Chong Jin 27628241General Cargo163\u00a0m (535\u00a0ft)13,087[16]Chong Ryon San7803839General Cargo7,644[17]Chong Ryu 28891845General Cargo427[18]CourageousUnknownProducts tankerUnknown3,900Seized in Cambodia in April 2021. [19]Ja Ryok9826952General Cargo99\u00a0m (325\u00a0ft)5,000[20][21]Chong Un San 18977900Oil Products Tanker50\u00a0m (164\u00a0ft)498[22]Chun Yang 88661290General Cargo113\u00a0m (371\u00a0ft)4,818[23]Chun Yang 98652756General Cargo90\u00a0m (295\u00a0ft)2,355[24]Dae Bong 18408193General Cargo84\u00a0m (276\u00a0ft)2,514[25]Dai Hong Dan7944695Bulk Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,390[26]Dong Fang Qi Yung9095412Bulk Cargo98\u00a0m (322\u00a0ft)2,996[27]Fortune Star 78326022General Cargo82\u00a0m (269\u00a0ft)1,599Scrapped [28][29]Hae Do Ji8316326Bulk Cargo172\u00a0m (564\u00a0ft)17,183[30]Hao Fan 6UnknownBulk Cargo140\u00a0m (459\u00a0ft)8,343Owned by “Trendy Sunshine Hong Kong Limited”[31]Hoe Ryong9041552General Cargo96\u00a0m (315\u00a0ft)4,157[32]Hu Chang8330815Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,706[12][33]Hung Gyong8825664Bulk Cargo69\u00a0m (226\u00a0ft)1,113[34]Hung Tae 18604541General Cargo90\u00a0m (295\u00a0ft)2,383[35]Hwang Chol 17431117General Cargo76\u00a0m (249\u00a0ft)1,540[36]Hwanggumphong 2 renamed Hwang Gum Phyong 28520719General Cargo73\u00a0m (240\u00a0ft)1,417[37][38]Hyok Sin 28018900Bulk Cargo181\u00a0m (594\u00a0ft)14,929[39]Jang San8328599Bulk Cargo130\u00a0m (427\u00a0ft)6,499[40]Jie Shun8518780General Cargo97\u00a0m (318\u00a0ft)4,78[41]Ji Song 38106094General Cargo72\u00a0m (236\u00a0ft)1,798[42]Ji Song 59063146General Cargo83\u00a0m (272\u00a0ft)1,580[43]Ji Song 68898740Bunkering Tanker70\u00a0m (230\u00a0ft)841[44]Ji Song 78622634General Cargo1,018[45]Ji Song 88503228General Cargo106\u00a0m (348\u00a0ft)3,953[46]Ji Song 98627658General Cargo77\u00a0m (253\u00a0ft)1,103[47]Ji Song 109525845General Cargo1,798[48]Ji Song 128103250General Cargo73\u00a0m (240\u00a0ft)1,499[49]Jin Hung9095747General Cargo98\u00a0m (322\u00a0ft)3,300[50]Jin Hung 88416023General Cargo93\u00a0m (305\u00a0ft)3,548[51]Jin Teng9163166General Cargo105\u00a0m (344\u00a0ft)4,355[52] Seized by Philippines.[53] Released on grounds of Chinese ownership. As of August 2016, it was Belize-flagged, renamed Sheng Da 8, and owned by Blue Ocean Ship Management of Weiha, China.[54]Kang Nam 18922436General Cargo86\u00a0m (282\u00a0ft)702[55]Kang Nam 38151415Oil Products Tanker823[56]Kang Nam 58626006General Cargo60\u00a0m (197\u00a0ft)1,135[57]Kang Nam 68323812General Cargo73\u00a0m (240\u00a0ft)1,319[58]Kang Nam 78132304General Cargo71\u00a0m (233\u00a0ft)1,314[59]Kang Bong8994245General Cargo80\u00a0m (262\u00a0ft)1,366[60]Kum Pit9022362General Cargo69\u00a0m (226\u00a0ft)1,296[61]Kum Pit 18613578Aggregate Carrier51\u00a0m (167\u00a0ft)928[62]Kum Pit 28731497Dredge1,131[63]Kum Pit 288989874General Cargo220\u00a0m (722\u00a0ft)498[64]Kum Pit 348731502Aggregate Carrier629[65]Kum Pit 358731514Aggregate Carrier655[66]Kum Song8518962General Cargo79\u00a0m (259\u00a0ft)1,551[67]Kum San Bong8810384General Cargo70\u00a0m (230\u00a0ft)1,449[68]Kum Un San8720436Oil Products Tanker77\u00a0m (253\u00a0ft)1,023[69]Kwang Pho8029806General Cargo65\u00a0m (213\u00a0ft)999[70]Lian Shun 98651221General Cargo98\u00a0m (322\u00a0ft)2,971[71]Man Gyong Bong 928890580Ferry126\u00a0m (413\u00a0ft)9,672[72]Man Pung7432953General Cargo160\u00a0m (525\u00a0ft)10,209[73]Mi Rim8713471General Cargo96\u00a0m (315\u00a0ft)2,549[74]Mi Yang 18031653General Cargo87.6\u00a0m (287\u00a0ft)1,982[75]Mi Yang 58620454General Cargo99\u00a0m (325\u00a0ft)2,657[76]Mi Yang 68828927General Cargo99\u00a0m (325\u00a0ft)2,612[77]Mi Yang 78303214General Cargo103\u00a0m (338\u00a0ft)3,249[78]Mi Yang 88863733General Cargo85\u00a0m (279\u00a0ft)2,700[79]Mi Yang 99092563General Cargo73\u00a0m (240\u00a0ft)1,126[80]Morning Glory9044504Oil Products Tanker180\u00a0m (591\u00a0ft)21,804[81]Mu Bong 18610461Oil Products Tanker73\u00a0m (240\u00a0ft)Unknown[82]Mu Du Bong (a.k.a. Ryong Bong 1)8328197General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)Unknown[83]\u3000seized by Mexican authorities[84]O Ka San8735924Container Ship81\u00a0m (266\u00a0ft)1,861[85]Paek Sa Bong8882002Fish Carrier98.6\u00a0m (323\u00a0ft)2,932[86]Paek Song 28416009General Cargo71\u00a0m (233\u00a0ft)1,174[87]Pe Gae Bong8328616General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,500[88]Pho Thae7632955General Cargo145\u00a0m (476\u00a0ft)9,959[89]Pho Thong Gang8829555General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,558[90]Pi Ryu Gang8829593General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,582[91]Pom San9534652General Cargo98\u00a0m (322\u00a0ft)2,998[92]Pu Zhou8605727Bulk Carrier174\u00a0m (571\u00a0ft)17,275In 2020 reported to be the largest ship in the fleet.[93][94]Puk Song 17910383General Cargo39\u00a0m (128\u00a0ft)283[95]Puk Song 28312813General Cargo70.6\u00a0m (232\u00a0ft)1,189[96]Ra Nam 17433268General Cargo141\u00a0m (463\u00a0ft)9,053[97]Ra Nam 28625545General Cargo90\u00a0m (295\u00a0ft)2,390[98]Ra Nam 39314650General Cargo81\u00a0m (266\u00a0ft)2,259[99]Rak Won7319814General Cargo9,826[100]Rak Won 28819017General Cargo158\u00a0m (518\u00a0ft)12,215[101]Rung Ra 18713457General Cargo75\u00a0m (246\u00a0ft)1,444[102]Rung Ra Do8226040General Cargo71\u00a0m (233\u00a0ft)1,499Built 1983;[103] decommissioned.[104]Rung Ra Do8989795General Cargo50\u00a0m (164\u00a0ft)498Built 1998;[105] active.[106]Ryo Myong8987333General Cargo84\u00a0m (276\u00a0ft)3,566[107]Ryong Gang 27640378General Cargo142\u00a0m (466\u00a0ft)9,027[108]Ryong Gun Bong renamed Chol Ryong8606173General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,735[109] Subject to UN SanctionsSai Nal 28651398General Cargo97\u00a0m (318\u00a0ft)2,981[110]Sa Ja Bong8826046General Cargo127\u00a0m (417\u00a0ft)6,399[111]Sam Il Pho8829567General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,675[112]Sea Blue7358638General Cargo78\u00a0m (256\u00a0ft)1,936[113]Sea Mist7000932General Cargo76\u00a0m (249\u00a0ft)1,371[114]Son Bong 18221222General Cargo61\u00a0m (200\u00a0ft)979[115]Song Bong8739372General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)1,744[116]Song Gwang8992778General Cargo106\u00a0m (348\u00a0ft)3,962[117]Song Gwang Ryon8106800General Cargo89\u00a0m (292\u00a0ft)2,393[118]Sultan 19361081Landing Craft67\u00a0m (220\u00a0ft)497[119][120]Tae Dok San8627804General Cargo71\u00a0m (233\u00a0ft)1,254[121]Tae Gong Gang7738656General Cargo150\u00a0m (492\u00a0ft)9,010[122]Thae Song 18732037General Cargo69\u00a0m (226\u00a0ft)1,150[123]Tong Chong8829579General Cargo131\u00a0m (430\u00a0ft)6,099[124]Tu Ru Bong8882040General Cargo83\u00a0m (272\u00a0ft)2,736[125]Tu Ru Bong 18891869General Cargo298[126]Tu Ru Bong 38891871General Cargo299[127]Ul Ji Bong8214516General Cargo71\u00a0m (233\u00a0ft)1,301[128]Ul Ji Bong 28035788General Cargo69\u00a0m (226\u00a0ft)1,227[129]Un Ha7627027General Cargo498[130]Wise Honest8905490Bulk Carrier176\u00a0m (577\u00a0ft)17,061Seized by the Americans in May 2019 and sold for scrap. [131][132]Won San 29159787General Cargo86\u00a0m (282\u00a0ft)2,654[133]Woory Star8408595General Cargo89\u00a0m (292\u00a0ft)3,154[134]Xin Zhou 28652823General Cargo98\u00a0m (322\u00a0ft)3,390[135]Xoh Paek7374888General Cargo102\u00a0m (335\u00a0ft)3,597[136]Yang Gak Do7929774Refrigerated Cargo70\u00a0m (230\u00a0ft)1,238[137]Yang Gak Do 38305872General Cargo1,112[138]Yang Gak Do 78832227Research189[139]Yang Gak Do 98328587General Cargo77\u00a0m (253\u00a0ft)1,578[140]Yon Bong9089114General Cargo82\u00a0m (269\u00a0ft)1,830[141]Yu Jong 18405311Crude Oil Tanker70\u00a0m (230\u00a0ft)1,038[142]Yu Jong 28604917Oil Products Tanker63\u00a0m (207\u00a0ft)748[143]Zo Kwang8125363General Cargo71\u00a0m (233\u00a0ft)1,292[144]Table of ContentsRe-flagging[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Re-flagging[edit]Nearly 50 North Korean flagged ships have been re-flagged to the flag of Tanzania since March 2016, because of the new UN sanctions.[145]See also[edit]References[edit]^ “North Korea reflagging ships to evade sanctions – UN”. 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