Japan inspects 'suspicious ship' in Asian maritime security drill

Japan inspects 'suspicious ship' in Asian maritime security drill

TOTTORI, Japan - A Japan Coast Guard patrol vessel (right) and a helicopter inspects the U.S. Coast Guard vessel Sequoia acting as being suspected of smuggling goods off the coast of Shimane Prefecture in a joint maritime security drill on May 30.

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