Tokyo will deploy a network of reconnaissance UAVs

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Tokyo will deploy a network of reconnaissance UAVs

Japanese Defense Minister Itunori Onodera said that Tokyo needs new capabilities for conducting reconnaissance in a substantial part of the Pacific basin, and not only in areas of the Japan and East China Seas.

The head of the military department, during a speech in Tokyo, made it clear that this is supposed to be done primarily through the more massive introduction of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) of long range and flight duration. “Until now, we have carried out routine intelligence activities in the Sea of ​​Japan and the East China Sea,” the minister said. “However, we need to do this on a Pacific scale, taking into account the full range of our maritime interests.” Currently, Japan does not have a serious UAV fleet. It is planned to significantly expand their purchases in the United States and intensify the development of their own devices. Japan also intends to establish an integrated system for integrated monitoring of the Pacific Ocean, which would include reconnaissance satellites and Drones. Tokyo is in conflict with Beijing over the rights to the uninhabited Senkaku (Diaoyu) Islands in the East China Sea and the delimitation of the economic zones of the two countries there.
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  1. +1
    2 October 2013 11: 42
    This is all the same as yesterday's article about AWACS aircraft, aerial reconnaissance and the prevention of China's encroachments on the controversial "tidbits" where resources lie ...
    1. 0
      2 October 2013 21: 18
      Quote: Altona
      This is all the same as yesterday's article about AWACS aircraft, aerial reconnaissance and the prevention of China's encroachments on the controversial "tidbits" where resources lie ...


      This is all pulling the dragon's tail. They reappear and the dragon builds a kuskin’s mother for them, along with the islands and hosts.
  2. biglow
    +1
    2 October 2013 14: 22
    on the other side, Japan and China as countries of antogonists are useful in that when creating a zone of confrontation against each other, they will look less towards Russia
  3. 0
    2 October 2013 14: 29
    I think that it will be necessary to track and destroy their UAVs if they fly over the Russian water area.
  4. andruha70
    0
    2 October 2013 20: 10
    Tokyo will deploy a network of reconnaissance UAVs
    yeah ... their vaunted robots, they, too, "deployed" on Fukushima ... tongue

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