Japan reportedly deploys long-range missiles with strike capabilities; intent behind destructive weapons not purely defensive, poses security risk: Chinese expert
Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force has deployed long-range missiles with strike capabilities, posing a security risk to neighboring countries. The move marks a shift in Japan's defense policy, which has long been based on an exclusively defense-oriented approach.
Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force has deployed long-range missiles. The Type 12 surface-to-ship missile has a range of about 1,000 kilometers. The Hyper Velocity Gliding Projectile is also being deployed. These missiles can reach China's coastal areas and waters around Taiwan. Japan's defense policy has shifted to include strike capabilities. The country plans to deploy these missiles at multiple locations, including Camp Ebino and Camp Kamifurano.
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