SINGAPORE - Japanese and South Korean defense ministers agreed Saturday to implement measures to prevent radar lock-on incidents with bilateral relations recently improving, although the two sides remain at odds over an occurrence Tokyo alleges happened in 2018 but Seoul denies.
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