Japan Turns Anti-Ship Missile Into Supersonic Aerial Interceptor

The Defense Post announced that Japan is converting one of its anti-ship missiles into an air-to-air munition that can travel ultra long ranges. This adaptation transforms the weapon from a naval asset into a supersonic aerial interceptor. The report highlights the shift in the missile's intended use from targeting ships to engaging aerial targets at extended distances. Visible posts from the account link to an article on the topic. The account describes itself as a source for global defense news.