Less than 24 hours after an agreement had been signed between the Japanese Mission and the Indo-China authorities, Japanese troops disembarked from transports at Haiphong to take up their positions. Other soldiers from the South China armies also crossed the border and met with no resistance, although skirmishes occurred some hours before the pact was signed. Admiral Decoux, Governor-General, proclaimed that the agreement "fixed the details" of the accord reached in Tokyo between the Japanese Government and the French Ambassador to Japan.
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