Radar Tussle & Japan’s Victim Card: What’s Going On?
After a Dec 2025 radar skirmish east of the Miyako Strait, Japan’s swift shift to a ‘victim narrative’ sparks debate on tactics, history, and media spin.
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After a Dec 2025 radar skirmish east of the Miyako Strait, Japan’s swift shift to a ‘victim narrative’ sparks debate on tactics, history, and media spin.
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