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Japan to Assist US with Patriot Missiles Amid Ukraine Conflict

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Source: Financial Times
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Japan has eased its arms export curbs to allow the sale of Patriot missiles to the United States, marking a significant shift in the country's defense policy. This move comes as Japan seeks to strengthen its security alliance with the US amid growing concerns over regional security threats, particularly from North Korea and China. The decision to relax the restrictions reflects Japan's willingness to contribute to international security efforts and enhance its defense capabilities.

Topics:worldinternational-relations#arms-export#curbs#international-relations#japan#patriot-missiles#us
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