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Japan and U.S. launch drills involving nearly 57,000 troops as professor warns missile debut and U.S. deployments could raise regional tensions

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Japan and the United States have begun joint military exercises involving nearly 57,000 troops, with Japan’s Type-25 missile making its debut. The missile has a range of 1,000 kilometers.

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