
In recent years, Japan has deepened military cooperation with the United States, accelerated its own military strength and continuously expanded the scope of activities of the Self-Defense Force. Its ambition to "completely loosen" the military is obvious. Today, the effectiveness and credibility of the Peace Constitution have long been greatly reduced, and they are constantly making rapid progress in the military. The international community and the vast majority of peace-loving people must be highly vigilant about the sinister intentions of Japanese right-wing politicians to "resurrect" militarism.

At the beginning of 2022, Japan has made frequent moves in the military, continuing its previous aggressive momentum. Prime Minister Kishida Fumio delivered his first policy speech since taking office at the plenary meeting of the House of Representatives of Japan, bluntly stated that he would explore strengthening the "realistic defense" including the so-called "attack capability against enemy bases". Nobuo Kishi even said at a group meeting of the Budget Committee of the Japanese House of Representatives that the option of Self-Defense Force aircraft entering the opponent's airspace and bombing military strongholds is "not ruled out".
In fact, Ki Nobuo 's statement has been omens. Previously, he presided over the third "Military Force Accelerating Strengthening Conference" to study and deploy new measures to accelerate the development of military force. It is reported that the Japanese government will initiate the revision of the National Security Strategy this year, which is equivalent to Japan's basic policy in the field of diplomacy and defense. At that time, it will study whether it states that Japan must have the "attack capability against enemy bases" to attack enemy missile launch bases.
In addition, according to Japanese media reports, the budget for the new five-year defense expenses exceeded 30 trillion yen for the first time, an increase of nearly 3 trillion yen from the defense expenses in the previous five years. This year, we also plan to purchase a number of Type 12 torpedoes and Type 18 torpedoes, 3 new P-1 anti-submarine patrol aircraft, 31 C-2 transport aircraft, 13 UH-2 multi-purpose military helicopters, 32 sets of ship-based vertical launch system, and repair and upgrade military bases in Okinawa.
Japan spared no effort to accelerate military construction, seeking to "completely loosen military" became increasingly explicit. The effectiveness and credibility of the Peace Constitution have long been greatly reduced. The delusions of militarism are rampant, and its ambitions are obvious.
focuses on "attack power against enemy bases"

"attack capability against enemy bases" is an important target of Japan in the field of defense. Its essence is the ability to carry out source strikes on missile launch bases in the territory of the opponent's country before being attacked by other countries' missiles and other countries. To this end, Japan has clearly made the development of medium- and long-range attack capabilities one of the key points of the Self-Defense Force capacity building.
Regarding the ability to attack enemy bases, the Japanese government previously insisted on the line that it can be owned according to the Constitution, but based on the division of labor between Japan and the United States, it does not have actual capabilities. If the Kishida government decides to have the ability to attack enemy bases, it will be a turning point in Japan's post-war security policy.
According to Kyodo News, last month, the Japanese government held its first seminar on revising the "National Security Strategy", " Defense Plan Outline " and "Medium-term Defense Power Preparation Plan". Former Defense Minister Toshimoto, two former Directors of the National Security Bureau , and Shizuki Kitamura attended the meeting. The biggest argument at the workshop that day was the way to contain the force.
"Asakhi Shimbun" stated that the focus of modifying the above three documents is not only about having "attack capabilities against enemy bases", but also how to locate China. In the current National Security Strategy, the statement about China is "committed to establishing a strategic reciprocity relationship with " and "resolutely and firmly dealing with any attempt to change the status quo by force", but as China's military strength increases, there is a view within the Japanese government that China should be positioned as a "potential threat."