Il Ministero della Difesa del Giappone ha reso note, il 5 gennaio 2026, informazioni relative ai decolli di emergenza (scramble) effettuati dalla Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) nei giorni 29 e 30 dicembre, a causa del rischio di violazioni dello spazio aereo nel Mar Cinese Orientale e nell’oceano Pacifico.
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Japan voert noodstarts uit na Chinese luchtactiviteit in de Oost-Chinese Zee
Het Japanse ministerie van Defensie heeft op 5 januari 2026 informatie bekendgemaakt over noodstarts (scramble) die door de Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) zijn uitgevoerd op 29 en 30 december, vanwege het risico op schendingen van het luchtruim in de Oost-Chinese Zee en de Stille Oceaan.
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Japan’s Ministry of Defense released information on January 5, 2026, regarding emergency scrambles carried out by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) on December 29 and 30, due to the risk of airspace violations in the East China Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
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Japan launches 16 F-2 fighter jets with anti-ship missiles in response to China’s actions
Japan has launched 16 F-2 fighters armed with a total of 64 anti-ship missiles in response to the increased activity of the Chinese navy in the region.
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Japan has taken an important step in modernizing the training of its military pilots by ordering Beechcraft T-6JP Texan II aircraft, manufactured by Textron.
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Mitsubishi assembles another F-35A fighter jet for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, the Japanese aircraft manufacturer, has completed assembly of the 44th F-35A fighter jet for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.
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The Japan Air Self-Defense Force officially held the retirement ceremony for the last military transport aircraft Kawasaki C-1 today, marking the end of an important chapter in Japanese military aviation history.
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