The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) has lashed out at Japan's 2025 defense white paper, labeling it a blueprint for 'reinvasion' that threatens regional stability. According to state media KCNA, the DPRK accused Japan of abandoning its 'peace state' image to pursue aggressive military expansion. 💥
Missiles, Budgets, and 'Preemptive Strikes'
Japan's defense budget hit a record high this year, funding everything from U.S.-made Tomahawk cruise missiles to long-range air-to-surface weapons. The DPRK claims Tokyo is accelerating its shift from defense to offense, with plans to deploy 400+ missiles capable of striking targets over 1,000 km away—a move critics say echoes historical tensions. 🚀
From Pacifism to Power Play?
Once known for its 'exclusive defense' policy, Japan now seeks 'preemptive attack capabilities,' per the DPRK report. Analysts warn this pivot could destabilize Asia, especially as cross-border military spending surges. 🔥
"Japan's white paper is a war script from A to Z," the DPRK stated, urging global scrutiny of Tokyo's ambitions. Will this spark a new arms race? Stay tuned. 📢
