Japanese Prime Minister, Naoto Kan, called a "thorough investigation" of the Internet broadcast on the video allegedly shows the Chinese fishing embisitó a Japanese patrol on 7 September near the islands Senkaku, whose sovereignty is disputed by both Asian countries.
Kan noted that "the cause (filtration) must be identified."
For its part, the chief of staff, Yoshito Sengoku, said that if, as suspected, there are authorities behind this leak is to take "draconian measures" as "information leakage is a serious matter."
Kan noted that "the cause (filtration) must be identified."
For its part, the chief of staff, Yoshito Sengoku, said that if, as suspected, there are authorities behind this leak is to take "draconian measures" as "information leakage is a serious matter."
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