Japan to revise security documents to bolster nuclear deterrence
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Japanese Government
Tokyo, Japan
July 2026
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Japan plans to revise three key security documents by the end of 2026. The focus is on bolstering extended nuclear deterrence provided by the U.S. in response to regional security challenges.
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