A Canadian patrol vessel recently completed an operation in the waters around Japan to monitor North Korean ship-to-ship transfers in violation of U.N. sanctions, Tokyo’s foreign ministry announced on Tuesday. The Royal Canadian Navy’s HMCS Max Bernays conducted monitoring and surveillance activities targeting the DPRK’s illicit maritime activities from mid to late September, the ministry [ ]
Monday 13 October 2025
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Canadian navy ship joins North Korea sanctions monitoring mission near Japan


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