Tensions Soar: Chinese Jets Target Japanese Aircraft

Chinese J-15 fighter jets targeted Japanese F-15 aircraft with radar in two incidents over international waters near Okinawa, Japan's defense minister reported. The radar use was deemed excessive and dangerous, prompting Japan to file a protest with China over the incident.

Tensions Soar: Chinese Jets Target Japanese Aircraft
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In two separate incidents on Saturday, Chinese J-15 fighter jets targeted Japanese F-15 aircraft using radar over international waters near Japan's Okinawan islands, according to Japan's Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi.

Koizumi labeled the radar illumination as exceeding necessary safety protocols and described the move as dangerous.

Japan responded by lodging a formal protest with China, deeming the actions as regrettable, as reported on Koizumi's social media post.

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