Link to above video:
Recently in
the Sea of Japan, a South Korean Coast Guard vessel and a South Korean naval
vessel the Gwanggaeto the great destroyer DDH 971, attempting to rescue a
stranded North Korean fishing vessel. A
nice gesture by the South Koreans.
According to
the Japanese this was taking place within their EEZ (Exclusive Economic
Zone). Resulting in Japan sending a
Maritime Self Defense Force aircraft, a Kawasaki P-1 to investigate. While the P-1 was on scene, the South Korean
destroyer engaged their Fire Control Radar lock on the Japanese P-1.
By all
international standards the Japanese could have responded by firing at the
vessel, but did not. Then the Japanese
attempted to radio the South Korean vessel on a few different frequencies. The South Koreans did not respond which could
have escalated the situation. However
the Japanese left the area to avoid any hostile activity.
The Japanese
released a video taken from their Kawasaki P-1 of the incident. It shows six times the Japanese communicating
in English to the Korean destroyer, all ignored.
The South
Koreans in their video explanation claims it was difficult to understand what
the Japanese were communicating.
Huh? A South Korean destroyers
sees a military aircraft of an allied nation flying overhead, and they ignore
repeated communication request? An
honorable act would have been to radio the Japanese aircraft stating their
communications were not legible.
The uniform
military of both nations are honorable people.
Thus the speculation it was the “suits,” civilian employees, overseers,
and bureaucrats who might have come up with that ignorant excuse.
Japan’s
video of the incident:
South
Korea’s video explanation:
Hopefully
the good people in South Korean would impress upon the dopes in their government
that Japan is not an adversary but an ally.
South Korean
reporting:
The
Diplomat’s article in reference to the incident:
South Korean
news article with questionable EEZ between the two nations (Korea-Japan
Intermediate Waters):
Fire Control
Radar lock is considered an hostile act:
Fire Control
Radar Lock:
South Korean
news agency video report on the incident:
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