Senkaku ships collision video leakage

Senkaku ships collision video leakage

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese transport minister Sumio Mabuchi listens to a reporter's question in Tokyo on Nov. 5, 2010 on the suspected Internet leakage of footage of ship collisions taped by the Japan Coast Guard near the disputed Senkaku Islands. Mabuchi, whose ministry oversees the coast guard, refrained from stating where the footage came from.

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