Hmm....... accident do happen.

Mark,
Not often enough...unfortunately.

Its odd that the NORKS showed up in bio-hazzard suits to collect 'tools' ... must be the thoes new sensitive nono-bot tools for Scud production.

This probably was an accident. It would be nice to think that somone, somewhere in the U.S. or Israel could have been watching and destroyed this shipment before it became weapons, but that is NOT really likely.

Perhaps the Japanese ?

Actually, Leaddog, the Israeli's specialize is these ridiculous "james bond" type missions.

As I've read elsewhere, the likely candidates are:

South Korea, Japan, United State, Israel, China.

South Korea & Japan does not have the political will to do this.

The explosion is a bit too imprecise and have too much collatorial damage to be done by US or Israel.

That leaves China, who is actually the one closest to the scene, with ample opportunity, and very little regard to civilian casuality.

mdmhvonpa:

"Its odd that the NORKS showed up in bio-hazzard suits to collect ‘tools’ "

If there was any rocket fuel aboard, that can be nasty stuff, depending on the type, including highly corrosive, man-eating kind of materials that could attack ya when picking up whatever important pieces remain ("tools").

Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of people,could it ?

I do believe I mentioned rocket fuel when this 'accident' first occured. Interestingly Nork technicians were killed in a Syrian explosion a year or two ago and now Syrian technicians have been killed in a Nork explosion - fascinating.
This was no ordinary accident. My guess: Rogue Nork military on the Israeli/American payroll.

"Perhaps the Japanese ?" leapdog2-

Last time i checked the Japanese were extremely low on government employed ninja operatives. If it is indeed espionage i would be more likely to point my finger at the USA or quite possibly even China, dont laugh, if the chinese think that kimmy needs a wakeup call im sure they wouldnt hesitate.

B-2 with a JSOW from high altitude

My bet?

Dumb guard who had to have one last cigarette before going to bed.

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