Japan and South Korea in row over radar incident

A South Korean destroyer allegedly locked its targeting radar on a Japanese patrol aircraft. The incident occurred near the Dokto area, with the Japanese plane in the Noto Peninsula airspace. South Korea claims it used a three-dimensional radar, not a targeting radar, and had no intention to track the Japanese aircraft.

What was the South Korean destroyer accused of doing to the Japanese patrol aircraft?

• Locking its targeting radar onto it

• Shooting at it

• Ignoring it

• Flying too close to it

Where was the South Korean ship reportedly located during the incident?

• In the Yellow Sea

• In the Sea of Japan

• Near the Noto Peninsula

• Near the Dokto islands

In which airspace was the Japanese plane reportedly flying?

• Near the Sea of Japan

• Over the Dokto islands

• Above the Korean Peninsula

• In the airspace of the Noto Peninsula

What type of radar did South Korea claim was used by the destroyer?

• A surveillance radar

• A three-dimensional radar

• A targeting radar

• A two-dimensional radar

What did South Korea assert about their intentions towards the Japanese aircraft?

• They intended to track it

• They intended to engage it

• They had no intention to trace it

• They intended to escort it