Passing through the state-of-the-art destroyer Tsushima Strait of the Chinese Navy First confirmed No invasion of territory

The Ministry of Defense has announced that the Chinese Navy's state-of-the-art destroyer has passed through the Tsushima Strait in Kyushu.

It means that there was no invasion of the territorial waters.

This is the first time that the Self-Defense Forces have confirmed this ship in the waters around Japan, and the Ministry of Defense continues to analyze the purpose of navigation and continue to be vigilant and surveillance.

According to the Ministry of Defense, from the 18th to the 19th, one Renhai-class destroyer of the Chinese Navy, along with another guided-missile destroyer and frigate, passed through the Tsushima Strait and went out into the Sea of ​​Japan. It means that I confirmed it.

All three vessels have not invaded Japan's territorial waters, and have since moved northward in the Sea of ​​Japan.

The Renhai-class guided-missile destroyer, called the "Type 055" by the Chinese military, is a state-of-the-art destroyer equipped with high-performance radar.

Commissioned last January, it is the largest destroyer of the Chinese Navy.

The Chinese Navy introduced this destroyer for the first time at an international observing ceremony commemorating the 70th anniversary of its founding, and is positioned as a ship that symbolizes the rapidly increasing military power.

This is the first time that the Self-Defense Forces have confirmed this ship in the waters around Japan, and the Ministry of Defense continues to analyze the detailed purpose of navigation and continue to be vigilant and surveillance.