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Expansion of Hypersonic Interceptor Program to Include Other Allies by 2027
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Japan and U.S. Sign Agreement on Wednesday to Develop Hypersonic Missile Interceptor
May 16, 2024, 03:59 AM
Japan and the United States have signed an agreement on Wednesday to jointly develop a hypersonic missile interceptor. This collaboration with the Pacific ally aims to address the growing regional threats posed by hypersonic weapons, which are currently possessed by countries such as China and Russia. The new missile defense system is expected to be operational by the 2030s.
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South Korea • 25%
Australia • 25%
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Both simultaneously • 34%
USA • 33%
Japan • 33%
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Public transparency initiative • 25%
Sweden • 25%
Belgium • 25%
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Norway • 25%
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