Japan Strikes Combat Role in South China Sea in Post-War Pivot
Japan is taking on a combat role in the South China Sea, marking a significant shift in its post-war defense policy. This maneuver reflects Japan's increasing assertiveness in regional security matters amid rising tensions with China.
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