Japan and Australia Urge Calm after Chinese Radar Locks on Japanese Jets

The Associated Press
20:44 JST,
December 7, 2025
TOKYO (AP) — Japan and Australia urged calm on Sunday after Chinese military aircraft locked radar on Japanese fighter jets, a month after the Japanese leader’s recent remarks on Taiwan that stirred tensions between Tokyo and Beijing.
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