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"Irreversible consequences? Haha, Mr. Aiermaide, how can you say we are being obstinate? Our Japanese laws were established this way." Kanda Ichiro spoke confidently in front of the two men, completely unfazed.
This time, Japan's provocation against Russia wasn't just about the Northern Territories dispute. Another crucial factor was that, since the end of World War II, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) had been continuously strengthening its naval power.
Compared to Russia, whose economy was declining and struggling to fund annual military expenditures, the Pacific Fleet's aging ships had no modern warships entering service. Japan believed that its navy was the strongest in all of Asia.
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