米国様の2月5日の報道発表では

米国政府の広報官、ヴィクトリア・ヌーランド氏の記者インタビューがおもろかった。http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/dpb/2013/02/203780.htm#JAPAN

QUESTION: Okay. Well, how about Japan and this accusation by the Japanese that the Chinese have locked radar onto one of their destroyers? Did that come up, or is that something that doesn’t rise to the – something you don’t think is serious and doesn’t rise to the level of the Secretary mentioning it to the Chinese Foreign Minister?

MS. NULAND: Well, beyond saying that regional security issues as a whole came up, I’m not going to get into any further detail of the phone conversation. I will say that with regard to the reports of this particular lock-on incident, actions such as this escalate tensions and increase the risk of an incident or a miscalculation, and they could undermine peace, stability, and economic growth in this vital region. So we are concerned about it.

Jill, in the back.

QUESTION: Wait, can I just ask about --

MS. NULAND: Yeah.

QUESTION: I mean, did it or did it not come up with the conversation with the Chinese? And if you don’t know, that’s one thing. If you do know and you’ve been – there’s been some decision made that you don’t want to say that it came up in the conversation, I’d like to know the rationale behind it. It seems to me that Japan is a treaty ally of the United States, and if there is a belligerent action taken against a treaty ally of the United States, it would seem to me to be entirely appropriate for the Secretary of State to raise that with the country that committed the belligerent act.

MS. NULAND: Again, Matt, I will – I’m happy to check on your specific issue. We have shared today what we care to share from that conversation, including the fact that it covered regional security. But I will check on your question.