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Japan defence chief takes swipe at China at security meet

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Japan's defense minister has stated that the country is strengthening its military, including advancements in AI, uncrewed systems, and cyber defense, while maintaining transparency. This move is presented as a response to growing concerns over China's less transparent military expansion. The stance emphasizes Japan's commitment to a proactive defense policy, which has drawn criticism from Beijing but is supported by the United States.

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