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Japan-US Military Drill 'Keen Sword' Begins

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The biennial Keen Sword military exercises involving Japan and the United States have commenced. The drills, set to conclude on October 29, span from Taiwan to Hokkaido and involve approximately 45,000 Japanese and 12,000 American personnel, along with around 300 aircraft, warships, and extensive ground equipment. Notably, Japan will demonstrate its new mobile ground-based missiles, Type-25, with a range of about 1,000 km for the first time. Additionally, units from seven other countries, including Australia, Germany, and France, are expected to participate.

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    Joint Japan-U.S. military drill set to break new ground The Keen Sword...

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    Joint Japan-U.S. military drill set to break new ground The Keen Sword...

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    🇺🇸🇯🇵 Kyodo: в Японии начались совместные с США учения Keen Sword. К м...

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    🇯🇵🇺🇸 В Японии стартовали совместные с США учения Keen Sword, сообщает...

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