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.A joint statement issued after their meeting in Singapore also showed the two defense ministers affirmed that the Japan Self-Defense Forces and the South Korean military will resume full-fledged high-level exchanges.Their defense exchanges have been nearly suspended amid a lingering row over Tokyo's allegation that a South Korea…READ FULL ARTICLE
