扩张军力动作不断 日本有何企图？专家解读→

Group 1 - The Japanese government has completed the export of "Patriot" missile systems to the United States, marking the first export of lethal weapons since the relaxation of arms export restrictions [1] - Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has initiated the establishment of a new central intelligence agency, the "National Intelligence Agency," aiming to create a Japanese version of the CIA [1] Group 2 - There are efforts by Japanese right-wing forces to amend the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" to introduce and potentially use nuclear weapons under the guise of "nuclear sharing" [2] - Kishida's provocative statements on Taiwan, history, territory, and security issues reveal a dangerous historical and strategic perspective held by Japanese right-wing forces [2] - The resurgence of right-wing thought in Japan is attributed to the incomplete reckoning of militaristic crimes post-World War II, compounded by U.S. encouragement of Japan's militaristic tendencies [2][4] Group 3 - The strategic anxiety of Japan's ruling elite is driven by stagnation in national power and the rise of China, leading to a desire to break free from post-war peace constraints and pursue a "normal state" status [4] - Japan is on a perilous path of undermining its "Peace Constitution" while attempting to assert itself in regional security matters [4][6] - The conservative shift in Japan's national security strategy poses significant risks to regional stability and security [6]