MSDF escorts U.S. Navy ship for 1st time under new security laws

MSDF escorts U.S. Navy ship for 1st time under new security laws

A U.S. Navy supply ship sails east of Izu Oshima island after joining the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force helicopter carrier Izumo in the Pacific on May 1, 2017, the first protection mission for Japan under security legislation that took effect in 2016, with tension running high in the region over North Korea. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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