As the Russian military operation in Ukraine did not end soon, some neighboring countries began to become a little agitated, such as Japan in the Pacific. Japan, because of its territorial dispute with Russia over the Southern Kuril Islands (the four northern islands), has been obsessed with regaining control of the islands in various ways, and now some of them believe that the best opportunity has come.
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion in Japanese public opinion that the Russian military operation in Ukraine has drawn the strength of the whole country, and even the numbers and units of the 5th and 35th armies of the Eastern Military District in the Far East have appeared in Belarus, indicating that the strength of the Russian army in the Far East should be very empty, and it is also very difficult for the Russian army to return to help, so it is necessary to take advantage of this time to launch a sneak attack on Russia and take advantage of the opportunity to take advantage of the opportunity to take advantage of it. The idea of taking back territory, which has been supported by some politicians, feels a bit outrageous.
Although Russian military fans often joke with themselves that the russian army's current strength decline is serious, the South Kuril Islands are difficult to maintain control, the kamchatka Peninsula is insufficient, and so on, all kinds of self-deprecating remarks, but if the Japanese can take this kind of self-deprecation as true, it is somewhat of a problem, although the Deployment of Russian troops in the Far East has not been much or strong, and the priority of dress-up has not been high, but it has not yet reached Japan to carry out a landing operation to take four islands at will.
It is true that the equipment is not as good as some elite units in the west and south, but it is not something that the Self-Defense Forces can casually touch
And the Japanese will not think that the Russian army has found several eastern military district army groups and some troops in the European region, they think that the Russian army is not fortified in the entire Far East, although the Russian army this time from the eastern military region to transfer troops to the west to assist in the war, but also the troops drawn from the Chinese and Mongolian surrounding several group armies, as well as the elite rapid reaction force of the airborne troops and naval infantry, and the 68th Army specially responsible for defending the South Kuril Islands and the South Sakhalin region that the Japanese covet every day. However, the whole army is still in place, this one motor brigade and a machine gun artillery division are also maintaining a state of combat readiness, in case the Japanese take advantage of the chaos to sneak attack; if Japan really changes, then the Russian army still leaves a large number of troops in the Far East, each group army basically only transferred 1-2 brigades of troops, the rest of the troops are still in place, the Russian army can provide a sufficient number of reserves for the temporary reinforcement on the island at any time.
It is also quite confusing to say that as a servant army of the United States, Japan should be able to get the actual mobilization data of the Russian army from the United States, know that the actual far eastern troops drawn by the Russian army are less than half of its total far eastern troops, and should know that the Russian army in the direction of Japan has not been drawn at all except for a naval infantry brigade, and it is still full of personnel.
Like this kind of equipment, there is no shortage of people in the Far East
Considering that the Russian troops of the Russian army and the reserves that can be reinforced at any time are actually stationed on the South Kuril Islands, Japan must at least prepare two heavily armored brigades to go ashore to ensure that it can eat this Russian army, although the distance between the South Kuril Islands and The Japanese Hokkaido is much closer than the mainland in any direction of the Russian army, but it is not that the landing force itself can swim directly, or it is necessary to organize a fleet to carry out amphibious landings, and the Sea of Japan, since the current landing capability, seems to be two dock landing ships. Can you send a battalion out of the head of the troops to the level of the shore? This is also a heavy number of Japanese land self,000 seriously under-equipped, so I really don't know what difference can be made between the Russian army's prepared defense and the artillery target. Not to mention, if the US troops stationed in Japan do not go down, whether Japan itself has the ability to seize sea power with the Russian troops waiting in the Eastern Military Region is still a questionable question, and these two precious landing ships are afraid that they will become the two major results of the Russian warship missiles deployed on the archipelago.
On the one hand, the Russian army has left enough conventional troops to guard against various possible variables, and the entire Russian conventional military force, including the Eastern Military District, has maintained a high combat readiness, on the other hand, it is also prepared for the so-called taking advantage of the void or the fate of the US military and its allies, just after the Russian army entered Ukraine in many directions to carry out operations, and the US-led NATO revealed that it wanted to take advantage of the chaotic intervention situation and provide large-scale assistance to Ukraine to drag down Russia The Russian army quickly, under the orders of the command of the high command, sounded the combat readiness of the entire Russian army to contain the forces, the navy, air force, and strategic missile units all entered a special wartime state, bombers began to hang live ammunition on air duty, ballistic missile nuclear submarines began to leave the harbor for duty in the fortress area, and land-based ballistic missiles began to patrol; this is also deterring the United States and Japan in the Pacific and other opponents with ulterior motives; the Russian military doctrine has a complete verification of the war plan, and does not mind using nuclear strength to dissuade a strong enemy.
What's more, the two major powers in the Asia-Pacific region are constantly stressing that they do not agree to let any defeated country in World War II change the existing fruits of victory in World War II in any way, including by means of force, and the South Kuril Islands are really occupied by the Soviet Union/Russia through the War ii against Japan, naturally within the scope of this statement, and provoking conflicts by force like this is tantamount to recreating the war, and when Japan will be subdued, it will not be a just sanction by a military power of Russia. And it is likely to be a mixed doubles of two great powers joining forces.
Under such circumstances, whether Japan will once again show the world the true destructive power of nuclear weapons after nearly 80 years, then it is difficult for us to say accurately, but we can believe that in the current international environment, if Japan is really ready to use the Self-Defense Forces to seize the four northern islands where the Russian army is stationed, then the first to open fire on the Japanese Self-Defense Forces will certainly not be the Russians, and the US troops stationed in Japan will certainly disarm all the Japanese at the first time to prevent any possible counterattack by the Russian army. After all, the Eastern Military Region of the Russian Army, which has always been on the defensive, cannot win the landing war, and it is even more impossible to fight a verification war with the Russian containment forces, and it is better for the Americans to let the situation be controllable than to let the situation get out of control.