Japanese Defense Minister Takeshi Iwaya said Friday a South Korean destroyer directed fire-control radar at a Maritime Self-Defense Force aircraft in the Sea of Japan the previous day, lodging a strong protest with Seoul."It was an extremely dangerous act that could cause a contingency situation," Iwaya told a press conference. "It's so regrettable and we demand that South Korea never let that happen again."The radar was directed at an MSDF P-1 patrol aircraft within Japan's exclusive economic zone, but outside its territorial waters, off the coast of Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan, at …READ FULL ARTICLE
