Eurasia Press & News
Japan is developing long-range missiles similar to the Tomahawk subsonic cruise missiles, the Sankei Shimbun daily reports.
According to the newspaper, Japan’s new missiles will have a range of up to 2,000 kilometers (about 1,200 miles), which would make it possible to reach targets in China and North Korea.
The 2,000-kilometer range makes the new type of missiles comparable to the Tomahawk land-attack missile, which has a range of up to approximately 2,400 kilometers (about 1,500 miles).
Japan’s constitution prohibits the offense use of military force and currently none of the country’s warships carry dedicated land-attack missiles.
