(1)Salvage vessels in E. China Sea to raise 'spy' ship

(1)Salvage vessels in E. China Sea to raise 'spy' ship

NAHA, Japan - Two salvage ships chartered by Japan to raise an unidentified ship which sank in East China Sea after a shoot-out with the Japan Coast Guard in December 2001 are at the scene of the wreckage June 26.

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