US EditionCanada deploys patrol aircraft to monitor North Korean sanctions evasion at sea
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Canada deploys patrol aircraft to monitor North Korean sanctions evasion at sea
Canada will deploy a patrol aircraft to Japan this month to monitor North Korea’s illicit maritime activities aimed at circumventing U.N. sanctions, Tokyo’s foreign ministry announced on Wednesday. The Royal Canadian Air Force will deploy a CP-140 long-range patrol aircraft from mid-September to mid-October to monitor illicit maritime activities, including ship-to-ship transfers involving North Korean-flagged […]
[Kadena Air Base] A Royal Canadian Air Force CP-140 patrol aircraft flew over the U.S. Kadena Air Base at around 12:55 p.m. on the 18th. The Ministry of Defense announced that the aircraft would be based at the base from mid-September to early October to monitor illegal maritime activities, including "ship-to-ship transfers," in which North Korean vessels transfer cargo from one ship to another at sea.
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