Defense Ministry Releases Latest Evidence In Radar Dispute With S. Korea, Calls Off Further Talks
January 21 2019
The Japanese Defense Ministry says it is ending talks with Seoul over a dispute involving a South Korean destroyer and a Japanese patrol plane, reports the Japan Times.
On Monday, the ministry released a new audio file that it says shows continuous, intense radar waves directed at a Japanese P-1 maritime patrol aircraft.
The audio file, converted from radar waves, is inconsistent with surface search radar waves, as Seoul has maintained, the ministry said.
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