
TOKYO -- The Japanese government plans to leave out any mention of the country's ability to strike enemy bases, such as when a missile launch against the country is imminent, from defense guidelines slated to be revised at the end of the year.
No need to spell out attack options it will soon have, government believes
TOKYO -- The Japanese government plans to leave out any mention of the country's ability to strike enemy bases, such as when a missile launch against the country is imminent, from defense guidelines slated to be revised at the end of the year.
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