This article analyzes the possibility that Japan could become the next target of Russian sabotage amid its designation as an unfriendly country. The author examines security developments in and around Japan and organizes the key issues facing the country.
This article examines the context of Russia's sabotage operations and their potential impact on Japan under a framework in which Japan is treated as an unfriendly country. From an international-relations perspective, the author organizes the current security environment and the challenges facing Japan's defense and diplomacy.
The article also attempts to interpret Russia's strategy and Japan's strategic options in light of future developments. Expert analyses are presented in the publication, offering insight into potential risks and possible responses.