Taiwan Judicial Probe into Missile Launch Continues
Prosecutors and investigators yesterday inspected the damaged Taiwanese fishing vessel Hsiang Li Sheng (翔利昇), which was hit by a Hsiung Feng III missile in the Taiwan Strait on Friday and called on a leading missile expert to provide technical information as a judicial probe into the missile’s launch continued.
After overnight questioning on Friday by the Kaohsiung District Prosecutors’ Office, second-class petty officer Kao Chia-chun (高嘉駿) and chief petty officer Chen Ming-hsiu (陳銘修), the navy officers allegedly responsible for the missile’s launch, were both released yesterday morning after posting bail of NT$300,000.
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After overnight questioning on Friday by the Kaohsiung District Prosecutors’ Office, second-class petty officer Kao Chia-chun (高嘉駿) and chief petty officer Chen Ming-hsiu (陳銘修), the navy officers allegedly responsible for the missile’s launch, were both released yesterday morning after posting bail of NT$300,000.
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