The United States approved a $3.6 billion sale of up to 1,200 advanced air-to-air missiles to Japan, a key ally in Asia, to enhance their defense capabilities and security. The sale aims to support Japan’s ability to counter current and future threats and strengthen their partnership with the US in the Indo-Pacific region. The State Department has granted approval, with Congress still needing to finalize the transaction.
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Nato: What if the world's top military alliance falls apart?
Nearly a year after marking its 75th anniversary, Nato faces uncertainty as US President Trump criticizes member contributions and aligns with Putin, raising doubts about the alliance's future. The Ukraine war has intensified calls to include Ukraine in Nato, potentially leading to conflict with Russia. This shift in US policy has prompted Europe to consider strengthening its own defense capabilities, posing a threat to Nato's existence. Full Article
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