(3)Japan supplies fuel to foreign naval ships in Arabian Sea

(3)Japan supplies fuel to foreign naval ships in Arabian Sea

ARABIAN SEA - Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force ship Tokiwa (C) refuels British, Canadian and U.S. naval ships in the Arabian Sea on March 10. A special law, which was extended in October 2003, allows Japan to provide logistical support for U.S.-led military operations in and near Afghanistan. (Pool photo)

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