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Missiles from anywhere? Japan’s new warship is built to spot them all
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Japan is constructing advanced missile-defence warships equipped with powerful radar systems. These new vessels will utilize the AN/SPY-7 radar for enhanced threat detection capabilities. The program aims to counter growing missile threats from North Korea and the wider region. These ships are scheduled to enter service in fiscal 2027 and 2028. Japan is enhancing its defense network to address evolving regional security challenges.
Japan is constructing advanced missile-defence warships equipped with powerful radar systems. These new vessels will utilize the AN/SPY-7 radar for enhanced threat detection capabilities. The program aims to counter growing missile threats from North Korea and the wider region. These ships are scheduled to enter service in fiscal 2027 and 2028. Japan is enhancing its defense network to address evolving regional security challenges.
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