On March 26, Japan deployed hundreds of troops and missile units on its southwest island, in an area where China’s navy vessels sail frequently. This deployment is a move to counter what appears for months as a Chinese aggressive attitude, Nikoli Guillar reports in The Trumpet.
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Missile Type 93 Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Type 93 surface-to-air missile system (Picture source: Youtube)
Missile Type 93 Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Type 93 surface-to-air missile system (Picture source: Youtube)
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