Japan attempting to intercept suspicious ships

Japan attempting to intercept suspicious ships

Transport Minister Jiro Kawasaki holds the photographs showing two unidentified ships spotted in Japanese territorial waters in the Sea of Japan on March 23. The Maritime Safety Agency (MSA) said MSA boats fired warning shots at the ships.

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