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Currently ruling Japan's coalition is discussing possible changes to the country's national strategy that would allow it to “take retaliatory measures against enemy bases,” Kyodo news agency reports. their implementation.
At the same time, it is stated that Japan does not intend to fully rely on the US military in this matter, but will “conduct consultations.” As stated, military targets in enemy territory will be attacked, but may be other objects were also hit.
As the ruling coalition acknowledges, it will be difficult for Japan to adequately respond to an attack.With this in mind, the country's authorities are studying the feasibility of purchasing foreign guided missiles such as the American Tomahawk.
< p>In October, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida stated that Japan would consider all options to protect Fr housing. including the possibility of retaliation.
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