The main opposition Democratic Party strongly censured the military Thursday for receiving Japanese ammunition aid for defense of the country's military contingent in South Sudan, demanding punishment of those responsible for the decision. The military has been under criticism following revelations that the Hanbit unit of engineers and medics stationed in the African nation on a U.N. peacekeeping mission recently received 10,000 rounds of ammunition from Japan's camp in an emergency measure to beef up its defense against possible rebel attacks.