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Minju Joson Condemns Japan's Scheme to Intensify Overseas Military Expansion
Pyongyang, September 25 (KCNA) -- Shortly ago, the Ground "Self-Defense Force" of Japan formally announced that it would stage a joint drill with the ground forces of the UK from September 30.

This is reportedly the first time for the GSDF of Japan to stage a joint military drill at home with the army of other country except the U.S.

The drill, which will last till October 12, is aimed at confirming the information on the location of "enemy" by infiltrating the reconnoitering unit into the enemy positions with help of helicopter.

Commenting on the fact, Minju Joson Tuesday says this goes to prove that Japan is working hard to intensify the overseas advance of the SDF.

It further says:

In the last period Japan has laid a foundation for legalizing the overseas advance of the SDF in the way of strengthening the military alliance mainly with the U.S.

It is proven by the facts that Japan adopted a law on special measures against terrorism under the pretext of the rear support to join the U.S. so-called "anti-terrorism war" and enabled the SDF to conduct military operation in any region of the world under the security legislation.

It is a crafty calculation of the Japanese reactionaries that military cooperation with forces of not only the U.S. but also other countries is needed for Japan to join in any possible multi-national military operations and play a considerable role in them and this is favorable for legalizing the SDF's overseas activities.

This clearly shows that the Japanese reactionaries made the overseas military operation a fait accompli and are pushing the preparations for it.

Their fever for reinvasion has reached the highest.

The reality foretells that if Japan's reckless moves for conversion into a military giant and overseas expansion are overlooked, incredible disaster will be brought to Northeast Asia and the rest of the world.

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