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Despite the heavy naval losses Moscow has endured throughout its Ukrainian invasion, the Kremlin is still trying to project ...

A Japanese missile deployment on Kyushu could annoy China and North Korea, but it would be unlikely to derail improvements in ...

Officials refused to provide the number of missiles that Japan plans to deploy but indicated that production is expected to gradually increase over the next five years. Due to limited land space ...

North Korea launched a missile over Japan early Tuesday morning local time, according to Japanese government officials North Korea has launched a missile over Japan for the first time in five ...

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The Japanese general also visited America's First Corps, which serves as the U.S. Army's operational headquarters for the Indo-Pacific region. Two ground-based missile launchers were displayed ...

North Korea warned Japan against stationing long-range missiles on Kyushu, accusing the country of furthering a “history of ...

But a decade ago, then prime minister Shinzo Abe eased restrictions, allowing the military to defend allies under attack near Japan. The expected missile deployment is reportedly aimed at ...

Japan is considering deployment of long-range missiles on the southwestern island of Kyushu, signaling what analysts warn is a shift from a defensive to a more offensive military strategy.

A Japanese missile deployment on Kyushu could annoy China and North Korea, but it would be unlikely to derail improvements in relations between Tokyo and Beijing, according to analysts.