In the crosshairs. Japanese officials are trying to find out who ordered a Chinese Military vessel to zero in on one of their ships. Japanese Defense Ministry officials are leveling some serious accusations at the Chinese Military. They say crew members on a chinese ship locked their weapons radar on a japanese vessel. They s the incident happened last week near the Senkaku Islands in the east china sea. Japan controls the islands. China and taiwan claim them. Defense Ministry Officials say last wednesday the crew of a chinese frigate directed fire control radar on a selfdefense force destroyer. The ships were about three kilometers apart. The Officials Say the crew of a chinese frigate directed the same kind of radar last month at a japanese helicopter. Officers used firecontrol raid tore lock on to objects at which miiles can be fid. The chinese did notaunc any missil. Still, japanese Defense Ministry Officials Say the incident was extremely unusual. Diplomats lodged a protest with c
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Countries claim. Translator using this kind of radar, known as weapons radar, is an extremely unusual act. The japanese government believes that the situation could have become extremely dangerous. The defense minister revealed the incident happened on the morning on january 30th. The vessels were about three kilometers apart. He also says government analysts are investigating a separate incident from earlier in january. They suspect a chinese navy frigate locked its weapons radar on a selfdefense force helicopter. Japan and china have been locked in a dispute over the senkaku islands. The territory is in a area potentially rich in natural resources. Japan controls the islands, china and taiwan claim them. The japanese government nationalized the islands last september. Chinese surveillance ships have been navigating in and out of japanese waters near the territory ever since. The disagreement has affected diplomatic relations and trade. The foreign minister is condemning the recent ac
In the crosshairs. Japanese officials are trying to find out who ordered a Chinese Military vessel to zero in on one of their ships. Japanese Defense Ministry officials are leveling some serious accusations at the Chinese Military. They say crew members on a chinese ship locked their weapons radar on a japanese vessel. They say the incident happened last week near the Senkaku Islands in the east china sea. Japan controls the islands. China and taiwan claim them. Defense Ministry Officials say last wednesday the crew of a chinese frigate directed fire control radar on a selfdefense force destroyer. The ships were about three kilometers apart. The Officials Say the crew of a chinese frigate directed the same kind of radar last month at a japanese helicopter. Officers used firecontrol raid tore lock on to objects at which missiles can be fired. The chinese did not launch any missiles. Still, japanese Defense Ministry Officials Say the incident was extremely unusual. Diplomats lodged a pro
Theres more on our website, bbc. Co. Uk news, and the news app. Now on bbc news, live to singapore for Asia Business report. Many factories remain shot across china as the death toll from the new coronavirus exceeds that of sars. And the Singapore Air show kicks off despite the lack of qualified pilots as the industry faces growing demand. Welcome to this mondays Asia Business report. We begin with the coronavirus outbreak, because firms and factories in china are expected to get back to work this week after an extended spring festival break, but across the country some factories will remain closed, including carmakers like toyota and honda, and what matters in China Matters for the rest of us. The country alone accounts for some 39 of global growth, and china is the Worlds Largest oil importer, so Global Consumption has fallen around 20 since the outbreak began, and the spread of the coronavirus could also affect the phase one trade deal the us and china worked out last month. We take