Japan Deploys Patriot Complexes in Hokkaido in Response to DPRK Threat

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Japan deploys Patriot PAC-3 anti-missile systems on the Oshima Peninsula in Hokkaido in case of a missile threat from North Korea, Japanese Defense Minister Itunori Onodera told reporters on Tuesday.

Given these harsh circumstances, heightened precautions are being taken at the Ministry of Defense, and PAC-3 batteries are sent to Oshima Peninsula as one of them, in preparation for unforeseen situations, today in Hakodate
- declared Onodera.

Japan Deploys Patriot Complexes in Hokkaido in Response to DPRK Threat


A transcript of his speech is posted on the website of the Ministry of Defense of Japan.

Onodera clarified that the PAC-3 complexes will be redeployed to the Hakodate military base of Japan’s self-defense forces.

As for the Ministry of Defense, it will make every effort to ensure the safety and protection of citizens in any situation.
- stressed the Japanese minister.

The last launch of the rocket in the DPRK took place on September 15, despite the tightening of UN Security Council sanctions after the testing of a thermonuclear warhead conducted by Pyongyang 3 in September, RIA News.
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  1. +2
    19 September 2017 12: 31
    Japan Deploys Patriot Complexes in Hokkaido in Response to DPRK Threat

    What the United States sought. Japan's big greetings from Kim Jong-un with condolences on how their Americans divorced.
    1. +1
      19 September 2017 12: 38
      The Japanese will soon write off US debt ..! Well done Trump! Further South Korea ... But China will not write off just like that and Russia will help them in this ..! They are funny USA and Israel, spinning like a yule .. But you still have to pay .. hehe hi
    2. +1
      19 September 2017 12: 41
      "Patriot" is not imprisoned for intercepting the heads of ICBMs. The Japanese hit, definitely. laughing
      1. 0
        19 September 2017 13: 10
        Quote: siberalt
        "Patriot" is not imprisoned for intercepting the heads of ICBMs. The Japanese hit, definitely.

        Why, intercepts ballistic and aerodynamic targets, each has its own rocket.
        1. 0
          19 September 2017 13: 16
          And why didn’t they bring down this?
          1. 0
            19 September 2017 13: 44
            Quote: kg pv
            And why didn’t they bring down this?

            It was moving at high altitude, and therefore it’s not enough range, the Patriot is designed for an object-based missile defense, if it had been shunned right across Japan, it could have been discussed.
  2. +2
    19 September 2017 12: 32
    If kneading starts with Koreans, this little fart will not help the Japanese. But the mattresses with these placements and supplies are firmly held by the Japanese for their causal place, zealously convincing them that their weapons will protect them.
  3. +4
    19 September 2017 12: 33
    As for the Ministry of Defense, it will make every effort to ensure the safety and protection of citizens in any situation.
    I wonder if they were going to shoot down nuclear missiles over their territory, protecting guam?
    1. 0
      19 September 2017 13: 26
      The last Korean missile flew over Japan.
      Just 4 years ago this was written:
      ... it became known that the DPRK army, in the event of hostilities, will strike at the largest cities in Japan. On Wednesday, April 10, the central North Korean newspaper Nodon Sinmun wrote.
      The publication said that Japan is located very close to the territory of North Korea, which means that it is simply impossible to avoid attacks.
      The newspaper also emphasized that the DPRK military command was ready to launch a series of attacks on Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and many other densely populated cities in Japan. Also, “Nodon Sinmun” says that in the event of a war, “all of Japan will turn into a battlefield.” Http://www.japantoday.ru/novosti-yaponii/knd
      r-ugrozhaet-yaponii-nachalom-voyny.html
  4. 0
    19 September 2017 12: 37
    ... i.e. Now they will shoot down?
  5. +1
    19 September 2017 12: 44
    What for? They do not use them!
    Only gasoline is burned in vain, and it will be very expensive in the post-apocalypse.
  6. +1
    19 September 2017 12: 47
    I wonder what PAC-3 complexes are capable of?
    1. +1
      19 September 2017 13: 05
      According to the latest data available in official access: the target’s speed is about 3500 km / h on a catch-up course, and about 4000 on a approaching one, a height of 25 km, a radius from 170-200 km, most likely something could be modernized, with a range of up to 250. And Now compare with the parameters of the KIMA rockets, which is CHEN and it turns out that only on the accelerating trajectory, you can somehow get into them while knowing exactly the launch site. TNAD is a little better, there the accelerators at the first stage are more powerful, for the time during which they can bring down very limited and you definitely need to know the launch area. And the DPRK uses mobile launchers, so knocking down 100% of everything that launches doesn’t work out unequivocally, especially in Japan, there the rocket should already have a decent height and speed close to the limit of interceptor missiles. Even our air defense is the best in the world, it cannot be guaranteed to bring down high-speed targets with one missile, always two consumption! And TNAD probably should shoot with the whole battery!
      1. +1
        19 September 2017 13: 12
        that is, ballistic missiles are not so easy to shoot down, then why are the Japanese deploying their Patriot?
        1. +1
          19 September 2017 13: 23
          The policy is already working here. Mattresses at the UN farted, the colonies said there! Patriot will definitely not be able to bring down THFAD, maybe he is closer to the launch areas. In general, as one Pvoshnik put it, to bring down a rocket with another rocket, this is how to thread a needle with a very big hangover! Moreover, the mattresses all systems tied to satellites and the reaction time has increased!
  7. +1
    19 September 2017 13: 01
    And what else do the Japanese do. Surely, the locals are interested in: “Why are we sending loot to the orchestra? So that we have darted rockets over our heads? Or so as not to darted?” So they unfold what is ...
  8. 0
    19 September 2017 14: 14
    Where is Hokkaido and where is Sakhalin? Again try to hang noodles on ears. Like in a polandia about against Iran.
  9. 0
    19 September 2017 15: 19
    Late: You are conditionally destroyed.
  10. 0
    19 September 2017 17: 39
    In our army, military complexes are deployed. and they ... wassat
  11. 0
    19 September 2017 17: 41
    Japan South Korea with a frenzy of a masochist hammer nails into their own coffin ...
  12. 0
    19 September 2017 18: 23
    Quote: siberalt
    "Patriot" is not imprisoned for intercepting the heads of ICBMs. The Japanese hit, definitely. laughing

    But it is imprisoned to intercept OTR and medium-range missiles. At least the HERA missile, this complex was intercepted during testing. For ICBMs - and the TSAAD is not intended for ICBMs. Only one type of interceptor deployed on the mainland of America is capable of intercepting ICBM BBs - these are GBI interceptors
    So the deployment of PAC-3 systems in Japan, as well as Aegis Ashor and TCAAD, are designed to intercept missiles such as Hwason-6/7, Nodon, Pugkuksong-1/2, and maximum Hwason-12 "
    BB ICBMs these complexes are not able to intercept a priori. They did not sharpen under them. All of these systems are theater missile defense ...

    Quote: Salute
    I wonder what PAC-3 complexes are capable of?

    Interception of tactical, operational tactical and maximum missiles of medium range. Interception range depending on modifications from 25 km to about 100

    Quote: Litvinov
    Japan South Korea with a frenzy of a masochist hammer nails into their own coffin ...

    Does it bother you? Everyone defends themselves as best they can