Japan warns of China Pacific expansion, vows defense upgrades
Tokyo releases 610-page report detailing Beijing’s expanding naval operations and Japan’s planned military and industrial responses.
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Japan’s defense white paper warns China is expanding its military reach into the western Pacific. Tokyo pledges to increase monitoring, strike capabilities and ammunition production.
Japan’s defense white paper warns that China is strengthening its ability to sustain military operations farther into the western Pacific Ocean.2 The 610-page document states Beijing is improving its capacity to operate in the Pacific as part of its aircraft carrier force expansion.2 Tokyo pledged to bolster its own monitoring systems in response to China’s growing Pacific footprint.2
Japan vowed to enhance its strike capabilities as part of the defense upgrades outlined in the white paper.2 The report also calls for increased ammunition production to support the planned military enhancements.2 Nissan Motor Corp. reported a return to profit in the first quarter of the fiscal year.1
The company attributed the profit to cost-cutting measures and improved sales in some markets.1
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