Japanese Warships Visit New Zealand's Capital for the First Time in Almost 90 Years
Two Japanese destroyers arrived with over 500 crew for a ceremonial visit to strengthen military cooperation amid regional tensions, officials said the visit supports Indo-Pacific security.
- Japanese warships visited New Zealand's capital Wellington for the first time in almost 90 years, docking on Friday.
- The visit aimed to deepen Japan's strategic ties in the South Pacific amid regional tensions.
- Officials say the Indo-Pacific deployment seeks a 'free and open' region through military cooperation with New Zealand, Australia and Pacific Island nations.
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Historic Visit: Japanese Warships Dock in Wellington Amid Strategic Shifts
Japanese warships have docked in Wellington, New Zealand, for the first time in nearly 90 years as part of a strategic Indo-Pacific deployment. This visit underscores Japan's efforts to enhance its strategic ties in the South Pacific amid regional tensions, and parallels New Zealand's foreign policy shifts toward greater Pacific cooperation.
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