AirAsia crash searchers focus on tail as bodies rise to thirty
The AirAsia inquiry intensifies with US Navy teams retrieving eight bodies by helicopter and a KRI Bung depth finding what may be the jet’s tail on the Java Sea floor. Ninety-nine bodies remain unaccounted as weather hampers divers while efforts concentrate on locating the fuselage and flight recorders.
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Obama sanctions North Korea over Sony cyberattack
The Obama administration imposed sanctions on three entities and ten individuals tied to North Korea, aiming to isolate Pyongyang from the global financial system. Officials said the targets were not directly linked to the Sony data breach but acknowledged the move as a first step in a proportional response. Skeptics questioned North Korea’s involvement, suggesting an inside Sony job or other explanations for the hack.
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