Coast Guard submits to upper house leaked footage of collision

Coast Guard submits to upper house leaked footage of collision

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Coast Guard Commandant Hisayasu Suzuki (R) submits to House of Councillors President Takeo Nishioka media containing footage of collisions between Japanese and Chinese vessels near disputed islands after the footage was leaked online at the Diet building in Tokyo on Nov. 22, 2010.

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