Japan scraps plan for U.S. missile interception system

Japan’s National Security Council has endorsed plans to cancel the deployment of two costly land-based U.S. missile defense systems aimed at bolstering the country’s capability against threats from North Korea, the country’s defense minister said Thursday.

The council made its decision Wednesday, and now the government will need to enter negotiations with the U.S. about what to do with payments and the purchase contract already made for the Aegis Ashore systems.

For more details click the following link:

https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20200625/p2g/00m/0na/041000c

Inas Abdulkareem

You might also like
Latest news
62 students participate in the “Arlonk” camp in Sochi, Russia Lebanese resistance targets Israeli enemy with missiles in Kfar Blum settlement Dialogue session on "The General blueprint for the City of Damascus and its Surroundings" Workshop on reality of micro and small projects discusses enhancing financing framework  Demonstrations in world capitals and cities denouncing the aggression on the Gaza Strip and Lebanon Moscow: Solidarity event for Arab peoples in the face of Zionist attacks and crimes An ecological park opens at the Faculty of Agricultural Engineering in Damascus University 58 martyrs in Israeli aggression on several Lebanese areas Israeli aggression targets Josieh crossing on the Syrian-Lebanese borders 120 Palestinians martyred in seven Israeli massacres during the past 24 hours Sabbagh congratulates Attaf on renewal of confidence as Algerian Foreign Minister A solidarity event in Moscow for the Arab peoples in the face of Zionist attacks and crimes President Al-Assad accepts credentials of new Ambassador of South Africa Workshop about situation of the Financing Market for Micro and Small Enterprises kicks off Four martyred in initial toll in Israeli occupation new raid on Beirut city center Syria, Cuba discuss promoting trade ties Syria Receives Two Gold and Two Silver Medals at The Arab Kickboxing Tournament in Egypt   Terrorist Ben-Gvir Storms Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron “China's Views-The Syrian War and Europe” a Book by Chinese Researchers Translated by Safwan Bahloul Yemeni Forces Target an Israeli Enemy Base South of Occupied Palestine with a Ballistic Missile