Starting in the middle of this month, French naval patrol aircraft will use Japan's Kadena Air Base as a base to monitor maritime activities, including illegal transshipment with North Korean vessels. The Japanese Ministry of Defense stated that this activity is intended to implement UN sanctions against North Korea and that it will cooperate with relevant countries.
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Starting in the middle of this month, French naval patrol aircraft will use Japan's Kadena Air Base as a base to monitor maritime activities, including illegal transshipment with North Korean vessels. The Japanese Ministry of Defense stated that this activity is intended to implement UN sanctions against North Korea and that it will cooperate with relevant countries.