South Korea is planning to release a video in six more languages... aiming to refute claims by Japan that one of its planes was locked on by a South Korean warship's targeting radar.<br />The video is already on YouTube in Korean and English, but the defense ministry says they are making versions in Japanese, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish and Arabic.<br />In the video, the ministry says the South Korean destroyer did not target the Japanese plane and was on a mission in the East Sea to rescue a boat in distress.<br />It also says the Japanese plane's low-altitude flight was "threatening."<br />The ministry says it wants to prevent the spread of misunderstandings after Japan's release of a video about the incident that it says distorts the facts. <br />
