The term “mer du Japon” translates to “Sea of Japan” in English. It refers to a marginal sea located in the northwest Pacific Ocean, bordered by Japan to the east, Russia to the north, and the Korean Peninsula to the west. This sea is known for its rich marine biodiversity and significant fishing grounds. It also serves as an essential maritime route for shipping and trade in the region. The Sea of Japan is notable for its distinct seasonal variations, with cold winters and warm summers, which influence its oceanography and ecology. The term highlights not only the geographical features but also the cultural and economic significance of this body of water for the surrounding nations.
La Corée du Nord a récemment effectué plusieurs tirs de missiles de croisière en direction de la mer du Japon, selon les informations fournies par l'armée sud-coréenne. Plusieurs missiles ont…