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Japan plans to post 15,000 soldiers along coast to
counter NKoreans: report
AFP | December 6 2004
Japan plans to deploy
15,000 troops along its coastline to repel possible invasion by North Korean
spies and guerrillas, a report said Sunday.
The patrolling and security
units would be posted at a total of 90 places facing the Sea of Japan (East
Sea) and equipped with radars to detect approaching spy ships and submarines,
Jiji Press news agency said.
They would tackle spies and guerrillas upon their landing
on Japanese soil, it said without specifying sources.
The Defence Agency decided where to deploy these forces
by analysing past cases of North Korean agents' sneaking into Japan, it
said.
Besides the spots North Koreans might use to enter Japan,
the agency picked areas with nuclear power plants, petrochemical complexes
and other important facilities that might be the target of terror attacks,
it said.
Priority areas would include Wakasa Bay areas in central
Japan where nuclear power plants are clustered, the news agency said, adding
Japan planned to deploy some 200 personnel there.
North Korean agents here are believed to have engaged in
activities ranging from kidnapping of Japanese citizens for training spies
in Japanese language and culture to smuggling of high-tech electronics for
weapons development.
Under the Defence Agency's deployment, Japanese navy forces
would be able to repel 80 percent of North Korean attempts to sneak into
Japan, Jiji Press said.
But the remaining 20 percent would manage to reach the
Japanese coast, it said.
No immediate comment was available from the defence agency.
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