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🇯🇵 Japan is actively preparing for a potential confrontation with China. As part of its armament and modernization programs, the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force is preparing to install laser weapons on combat vessels. The ship JS Asuka has already been equipped with a 100-kilowatt laser system and will undergo...

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