Australia-Japan to jointly make missiles for pointing at China
Japan and Australia have agreed to co-develop long-range missiles, a move aimed at jointly checking China’s growing military might in the Indo-Pacific, The Mainichi reported.
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Japan and Australia have agreed to co-develop long-range missiles, a move aimed at jointly checking China’s growing military might in the Indo-Pacific, The Mainichi reported.
During July’s NATO summit, the United States and Germany reached an agreement for the US to start what it referred to as “episodic deployments” of missiles in 2026.
The US aims to arm its warships with hypersonic ship-killing missiles, a move that seeks to catch up with China and Russia while scrambling to land on an ideal naval launch platform for the weapons.
Tensions between the US and China are heating up as a top Chinese general has again accused the US of trying to form an “Asia-Pacific NATO.”
TOKYO (AP) — Japan signed a deal with the United States on Thursday to purchase up to 400 Tomahawk cruise missiles as part of its ongoing military buildup in response to increased regional threats.