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Japan begins development of unmanned ships to boost maritime security
The Yomiuri newspaper reported that Japan will begin designing and developing unmanned ships with the aim of strengthening its defense capabilities against China, and that funding for the project will be considered in the next fiscal year.
According to this report, equipping the Japanese Maritime Security Guard with unmanned vessels will begin in 2032; a measure that, in addition to increasing the ability to monitor border waters, will also help reduce the problem of manpower shortages.








