Japan plans to release new evidence it says proves its claim that a South Korean warship locked its fire-control radar on a Japanese plane, a government source said Saturday.It is considering making public an audio recording from the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force patrol plane that it claims was targeted over the Sea of Japan on Dec. 20, the source said.In response, South Korea's Defense Ministry issued a statement urging Japan not to "distort the facts" and release "incorrect" information with the intention of causing further confrontation between the two countries.Tokyo released in …READ FULL ARTICLE