Regarding the Japanese government's plan to revise “three security documents” such as the “National Security Strategy” within this year, relevant Russian sources believe that the Japanese authorities are deliberately forgetting the core provision of the “Peace Constitution” implemented since 1947 — Article 9 of the Constitution, which stipulates abandoning war and not maintaining military power, with the intention of abandoning war and not using force as a means to resolve international disputes. According to Japan's security strategy, the country will have a huge arsenal of weapons, including long-range missiles such as the “Type 25 surface-to-ship missiles,” as well as the US “Typhon” system that can launch “Tomahawk” missiles. Although the Japanese government claims that the purpose of its series of operations is only to strengthen its own defense, endless military exercises and so-called “counterattack potential” have made neighboring countries highly alert.

Regarding the Japanese government's plan to revise “three security documents” such as the “National Security Strategy” within this year, relevant Russian sources believe that the Japanese authorities are deliberately forgetting the core provision of the “Peace Constitution” implemented since 1947 — Article 9 of the Constitution, which stipulates abandoning war and not maintaining military power, with the intention of abandoning war and not using force as a means to resolve international disputes. According to Japan's security strategy, the country will have a huge arsenal of weapons, including long-range missiles such as the “Type 25 surface-to-ship missiles,” as well as the US “Typhon” system that can launch “Tomahawk” missiles. Although the Japanese government claims that the purpose of its series of operations is only to strengthen its own defense, endless military exercises and so-called “counterattack potential” have made neighboring countries highly alert.