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Saturday 30 March 2013

North Korea 'Photoshopped' marine landings photograph

North Korea has been caught doctoring a photograph to double the number of hovercraft in a military exercise as part of its increasingly aggressive propaganda campaign.

North Korea has been accused of photoshopping an amphibious landing by its forces as part of its all-out propaganda campaign threatening war on the divided penninsula.
The suspect photograph showing landing craft and soldiers taking part in military exercises somewhere in North Korea Photo: AFP/GETTY
Damien McElroy

By , Foreign Affairs Correspondent

9:50AM GMT 27 Mar 2013

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