日本加紧对台海无人机作战部署，专家：中方有能力粉碎任何外来干涉

Group 1 - Japan's defense budget for fiscal year 2026 has been approved at over 9 trillion yen, marking a 9.4% increase year-on-year and setting a record for the 12th consecutive year [1] - The budget emphasizes the development of military drones, with plans to spend approximately 100 billion yen to procure various models, totaling thousands of units, to establish a multi-layered coastal defense system [2] - Specific allocations include 1.1 billion yen for testing the U.S.-made MQ-9B long-endurance drone, with plans to acquire 23 units of this model [2] Group 2 - Japan plans to invest over 160 billion yen in collaboration with the UK and Italy to develop next-generation fighter jets, with a focus on creating "combat support drones" that can operate alongside new aircraft [2] - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is developing two stealth drones for interception and reconnaissance, designed to evade radar detection and engage enemy aircraft and missiles [2] - A medium-sized drone powered by Yamaha Motors has been introduced for logistical transport, capable of delivering 200 kg of military supplies to remote islands [3] Group 3 - The Japanese government is providing substantial funding to companies like Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Subaru to support research in drone software, integration systems, and artificial intelligence [3] - Subaru is testing a fixed-wing stealth drone, which is expected to enhance flight control and navigation technologies for future military applications [4] - The Self-Defense Forces are focusing on utilizing drones for various military tasks, including long-range monitoring and air interception, particularly in the southwestern islands [4][5]