Japan-US To Develop Technology To Avoid Hypersonic Missiles

Japan-US to develop technology to avoid hypersonic missiles and other threats.

The US and Japan will soon sign an agreement to jointly develop a protective shield against the threat of hypersonic missiles. Both will give their full cooperation for its development.

Giving information about this, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that it will be able to protect against other threats including hypersonic missiles.

Giving information about this, Blinken said that we are starting new research and development.

This will help our scientists, our engineers, and program managers to develop a technology that can prevent hypersonic missiles and other threats with space-based capability in a timely manner.

Mutual cooperation will also become easier with this agreement.

Belkin said these things in the presence of Defense Minister Lloyd Austin in a virtual meeting with Japanese Foreign Minister Hayashi Yoshimasa and Defense Minister Kishi Nobo.

Let us also tell you here that on Wednesday itself, North Korea also tested one of its hypersonic missiles, which has been described as very successful.

After this test, the US Secretary of State spoke to the Foreign Minister of Japan and also gave him full assurance of security.

It was only after this test that this virtual meeting between the US and Japan was also held on Thursday.

Japan-US to develop technology: During this meeting, Blinken also said that in the coming time, the US and Japan will sign a new agreement for five years.

Its purpose will be to increase the capability of the army and invest in resources for it. On this occasion, Austin said that Japan is constantly facing threats from China and North Korea.

In this meeting, there was also a discussion on ensuring the convenience of transport for all the countries in the Indian Pacific region.

During this, Hayashi also mentioned the challenges due to which this work is facing difficulty. Both the countries also believed that efforts should be made in this regard.