Japan and South Korea defy China air zone rules

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Japan and South Korea have both flown planes unannounced through China's newly-declared air defence zone, officials from both nations say.

Japanese aircraft had conducted routine "surveillance activity" over the East China Sea zone, the top government spokesman said.

South Korea had also conducted a flight, its defence ministry said.

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