Long-range missiles will likely be moved to Kumamoto on March 8. These missiles can attack enemy bases. The Self-Defense Forces will move them to a base. They will prepare the missiles and train soldiers this month.
The Ground Self-Defense Force is planning to transport long-range missiles to the Kenkun Camp in Kumamoto Prefecture, potentially as early as March 8th. This deployment marks the initial placement of missiles capable of striking enemy territory, enhancing Japan's counterattack capabilities. After the transport, maintenance and personnel training will be conducted, aiming for full deployment within the month.
Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force is slated to commence the initial deployment of long-range missiles, capable of executing strikes against enemy installations, with the transport of launchers and associated equipment to the Kenkun Garrison in Kumamoto Prefecture potentially beginning as early as March 8th. Subsequent to the arrival, comprehensive maintenance protocols and personnel training regimens will be implemented, with the objective of achieving full operational readiness within the month, thereby augmenting Japan's counterstrike capabilities.
