日本部署长射程导弹有何企图 专家分析→

Recently, the Japanese Ministry of Defense's plan to deploy long-range missiles in Kumamoto Prefecture has sparked controversy within Japan. On the 10th, the leader of the Social Democratic Party of Japan, Mizuho Fukushima, stated that this move violates the constitution. What are the intentions behind Japan's deployment of these two types of long-range missiles at the end of this month?

Military Observer Wei Dongxu: The first type is an improved version of the Type 12 anti-ship missile, with a range extended to 1,000 kilometers, primarily deployed in the southwestern direction and on the southwestern islands. It can not only strike moving targets at sea but also conduct precise fire attacks on fixed targets on land and islands. The second type of missile is the so-called high-speed glide bomb for island defense, which essentially is a vehicle-mounted dual-launch hypersonic missile. However, within the technical scope of hypersonic missiles, the technological content of the product is not particularly high.

Military Observer Wei Dongxu: The Japan Self-Defense Forces' development of longer-range, more penetrating offensive weapons can be seen as a blatant breach of the principle of "defensive defense," and it also breaks the limitations of the pacifist constitution, attempting to take preemptive action. Currently, the Japan Self-Defense Forces are also trying to engage in overseas operations or intervene in conflicts, so it cannot be ruled out that these weapons are important for their overseas deployment. It can be said that Japan's military ambitions are continuously expanding, with ongoing research and deployment of offensive weaponry, which has already had a serious impact on regional peace and stability.