Asia’s defense sector is expanding swiftly amid rising geopolitical tensions and regional rivalries. Nations like China, India, Japan, and South Korea are boosting military spending, developing advanced technologies, and enhancing strategic capabilities. Regional security dynamics drive innovation, arms procurement, and alliances, positioning Asia as a major global defense hub.
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Why the MPMS Kai leak matters Japan did not plan to show its next missile so soon....
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