News snippet: TOKYO (AP) — Japan said early Sunday that it has protested to China after a military jet that took off from the Chinese carrier Liaoning locked its radar on Japanese fighter jets near the southern island of Okinawa, the latest spat between the two countries whose ties have plunged recently over the Japanese leader’s Taiwan remarks.
Japan’s Defense Ministry said China’s military aircraft J-15 “intermittently” targeted its radar at Japanese F-15 fighter jets on two occasions Saturday — for about three minutes in the late afternoon and for about 30 minutes in the evening.
The radar lock by the Chinese aircraft was detected by different Japanese fighters that had scrambled against a possible airspace violation by China, according to the ministry. There was no breach of Japanese airspace, and no injury or damage was reported from the incident.
bareboneschicken on
That protest will go straight to the circular file.
TeQuila10 on
It seems like China is the worst behaved country when it comes to stuff like this. Perhaps Russia should still come in first with the amount of people it has managed to kill in passenger jet shoot downs.
MsFrizzleNo on
China and russia constantly playing breach or reach.
TaskPlane1321 on
Don’t complain just do the same its like the staring contest on who blinks first…..
zyx1989 on
Another one of their stupid gesturing, the prc cannot afford a war with Japan, but they keep trying, because they can’t solve their own internal issues, so they just keeps pointing fingers at other countries trying to stir up hatred to try to distract people
Japan claimed it was an illegal provocation by South Korea. South Korea claimed that it was a response to the Japanese aircraft flying dangerously close to the ship in low altitude. This eventually led to the 2019-2023 trade war between the two countries.
Interesting to see a similar pattern here. Either Japanese aircrafts are easy targets, or Japan is just playing victim again, depending on which narrative you believe.
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News snippet: TOKYO (AP) — Japan said early Sunday that it has protested to China after a military jet that took off from the Chinese carrier Liaoning locked its radar on Japanese fighter jets near the southern island of Okinawa, the latest spat between the two countries whose ties have plunged recently over the Japanese leader’s Taiwan remarks.
Japan’s Defense Ministry said China’s military aircraft J-15 “intermittently” targeted its radar at Japanese F-15 fighter jets on two occasions Saturday — for about three minutes in the late afternoon and for about 30 minutes in the evening.
The radar lock by the Chinese aircraft was detected by different Japanese fighters that had scrambled against a possible airspace violation by China, according to the ministry. There was no breach of Japanese airspace, and no injury or damage was reported from the incident.
That protest will go straight to the circular file.
It seems like China is the worst behaved country when it comes to stuff like this. Perhaps Russia should still come in first with the amount of people it has managed to kill in passenger jet shoot downs.
China and russia constantly playing breach or reach.
Don’t complain just do the same its like the staring contest on who blinks first…..
Another one of their stupid gesturing, the prc cannot afford a war with Japan, but they keep trying, because they can’t solve their own internal issues, so they just keeps pointing fingers at other countries trying to stir up hatred to try to distract people
Reminds me of the [2018 Japan–South Korea radar lock-on dispute](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Japan%e2%80%93South_Korea_radar_lock-on_dispute).
Japan claimed it was an illegal provocation by South Korea. South Korea claimed that it was a response to the Japanese aircraft flying dangerously close to the ship in low altitude. This eventually led to the 2019-2023 trade war between the two countries.
Interesting to see a similar pattern here. Either Japanese aircrafts are easy targets, or Japan is just playing victim again, depending on which narrative you believe.