US delays Japan’s Tomahawk missile supplies as Iran strikes take priority
The US has delayed supplying Tomahawk missiles to Japan due to the ongoing conflict with Iran, which has consumed a significant portion of the US stockpile. The delay may impact Japan's ability to boost its long-range strike capabilities to counter challenges from China and North Korea.
The US has delayed supplying Tomahawk missiles to Japan. The missiles are key to Japan's long-range strike capabilities. The delay is due to the US using a significant number of Tomahawks in the conflict with Iran. The US had around 4,000 Tomahawks in stock before the war. Production and upgrades are ongoing, but the conflict has consumed over two years' worth of production. The delay may impact Japan's military capabilities.
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