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As part of its ongoing military buildup, Japan is speeding up plans to acquire Tomahawk cruise missiles from the US, according to a local media report.

Japan is increasing its ammunition storage capacity with plans for 130 new depots as it moves to acquire missiles capable of striking enemy bases.

Developing strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.

The new HQ will oversee all three services – the Ground, Maritime and Air Self-Defense Forces – to ensure effective joint operations.

The spending increase is rooted in three significant policy statements Japan adopted in December, the National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and Defense Buildup Program.

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Rising tensions prompt Japan to invest heavily in modernising its air and naval defence capabilities to boost its security.

With a capacity for accommodating 110 individuals and the ability to traverse approximately 7,600 kms with a 20-ton cargo load, the C-2 stands as an candidate for missile integration.

Japan's interest in enabling its transport planes to launch advanced cruise missiles is likely the beginning of a new trend internationally.

Japan can never deceive the world with its efforts to hype the so-called "China threat" or with its excuses to seek military expansion. If Japan wants to be normalized, it should face up to an...