A vessel suspected of carrying banned North Korean coal may currently be docked in a South Korean port. <br /> VOA reported on Monday that.... according to MarineTraffic,... a Belize-flagged ship, the 'Jin Long' docked at South Korea's southeastern port of Pohang on Saturday and is still believed to be at the port.<br />Satellite images show.... the ship had previously been docked at the Russian port of Nakhodka last week... besides a black material, believed to be North Korean coal.<br />And though satellite images do not clearly show whether the coal has been unloaded in South Korea..., VOA says,... there is evidence that the ship had unloaded coal somewhere. <br />This comes just days after a similar report involving another Belize-flagged ship, "Shining Rich". <br />Seoul's foreign ministry confirmed that 'Shining Rich' didn't carry any illegal goods..., especially those that violate UN Security Council resolutions. <br />
