Tokyo is threatening to make public an audio recording of the incident – the latest exchange in a tit-for-tat war of words that began last month
Tokyo plans to release new evidence that it says proves a South Korean warship locked its fire-control radar on a Japanese plane – the latest exchange in a tit-for-tat war of words that began over the issue last month.
Japan is now considering making public an audio recording from the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force patrol plane that it claims was targeted over the sea between the two countries on December 20, a government source said on Saturday.
