TOKYO -- The Japanese government is gearing up to provide noncombat drones to the militaries of friendly developing and emerging countries in hopes of cultivating future customers among nations reluctant to rely on China.
Initiative aims to attract new buyers and help expand domestic production

In May, the Japanese government trained Malaysian military personnel in drone operation. (Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
TOKYO -- The Japanese government is gearing up to provide noncombat drones to the militaries of friendly developing and emerging countries in hopes of cultivating future customers among nations reluctant to rely on China.