US to deploy Typhon missile system to Kadena base after Japan drills
Japan's Defense Ministry says Typhon systems will be moved to Kadena Air Base following joint drills, describing the move as temporary rather than a permanent deployment.
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The United States will deploy its Typhon missile system to Kadena Air Base in Japan following joint military drills, according to TASS, citing Japan's Defense Ministry.
Officials said the storage of the system at Kadena does not represent a permanent deployment in Japan, though the report did not specify how long the system will remain at the base.
The Typhon system, capable of launching intermediate-range missiles, has previously drawn attention in the Asia-Pacific region amid broader discussions about US military posture in the area.
The move follows a period of joint military exercises between US and Japanese forces, part of continued security cooperation between the two allies.
Sources
- Typhon systems to be deployed to US Kadena base after drills in Japan — Defense Ministry — TASS (Russia)
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