The Japanese military system on the anniversary of the founding of the South Korean military North Korea rebounded or October 1 at 15:49
In Korea, on the 1st, the anniversary of the founding of the army, a ceremony was held, and a fighter struck Japan around Takeshima in Shimane Prefecture, where Korea claimed sovereignty. In addition, a state-of-the-art stealth fighter made in Korea, which South Korea has been introducing, will also be released, and a rebound from North Korea is expected.
In Korea, the ceremony was held with President Moon Jae-in at the Air Force Base in Daegu in the south on the first day of the army ’s anniversary.
At the ceremony, F15 fighters made a demonstration flight around Takeshima in Shimane Prefecture, where South Korea called Tokuto (Dokdo) and claimed sovereignty.
The video of the fighter pilot reporting “no anomalies” from the sky around Takeshima was cast on the monitor of the venue.
The state-of-the-art stealth fighter F35, which South Korea is introducing from the US, was also released to the public for the first time.
In his speech, President Mun said, “Our military armed with the latest equipment and powerful strength is encouraging. The people will be proud.”
On the other hand, President Mun expressed his willingness to improve the North-South relations, saying, “The security by the Korean army will support dialogue and cooperation, and will proceed boldly toward permanent peace.” Korea has repeatedly accused the introduction of F35, and it is expected that the rebound will be further strengthened.
Director-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Korea
Mr. Takizaki, Asia-Pacific Director-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, called the deputy deputy ambassador Kim Kyung-han of the Korean embassy in Tokyo. The flight around Takeshima is extremely regrettable, as it cannot be accepted in light of the fact that Takeshima is clearly a territory unique to Japan, both in light of historical facts and in international law. While protesting, we called for prevention of recurrence.