Defense policymakers of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party approved the Cabinet's draft plan on Monday to deploy long-range anti-ship missiles capable of attacking enemies from outside their range.The Cabinet will approve on Friday the plan to extend the firing range of existing missiles, which have raised concerns among opposition lawmakers that possessing such missiles, which could also have the capability to strike enemy bases, would run counter to the country's war-renouncing Constitution and exclusively defense-oriented policy.The government will deploy the missiles "since it is n…READ FULL ARTICLE
