Japan's plan to acquire hundreds of Tomahawk missiles from the United States is jeopardized by delays linked to the ongoing conflict with Iran, which has strained U.S. military resources and supply chains. As both current inventories deplete and future orders become uncertain, Japan's defense strategy—vital for its security in an increasingly tense regional landscape—may encounter serious obstacles, prompting a reevaluation of its procurement tactics.
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