GSDF spies

GSDF spies

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken Nov. 27, 2013, shows the Defense Ministry in Tokyo. Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force spies have secretly gathered intelligence abroad since the Cold War era without informing the prime minister or defense minister, a practice considered as deviating from civilian control, former senior defense officials said the same day.

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