Japan Makes Strategic Shift, Allows Military Equipment Sales to 17 Countries

The Japanese government confirmed a strategic shift last week, allowing Japanese companies to sell military equipment to 17 countries with which Japan has military cooperation agreements, ending a policy dating back to 1967.

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Japan je napravio strateški zaokret

Vlada Japana prošlog je tjedna potvrdila da će japanske kompanije ubuduće moći prodavati vojnu opremu u 17 zemalja s kojima Japan ima sporazume o vojnoj suradnji, čime se ukida politika koja datira još iz 1967. godine, piše Deutsche Welle. Administracija premijerke Sanae Takaichi ovu odluku predstav...

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Japan Makes Strategic Shift, Allows Military Equipment Sales to 17 Countries

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