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U.S. Nuclear-Capable Bombers Fly Over Sea of Japan Amid Tensions

U.S. Nuclear-Capable Bombers Fly Over Sea of Japan Amid Tensions

Post by : Rameen Ariff

Tensions in East Asia escalated once again as the United States sent nuclear-capable bombers over the Sea of Japan, flying in formation with Japanese fighter jets on Wednesday. Tokyo confirmed that the joint flight was conducted as a clear show of force after recent Chinese and Russian military activities around Japan and South Korea. The move highlighted the deepening defence cooperation between Washington and Tokyo at a time when regional security concerns are rapidly growing.

Japan’s Defence Ministry said the joint flight demonstrated the strong resolve of both nations to maintain stability in the Indo-Pacific region. According to officials, the United States and Japan reaffirmed their commitment to prevent any unilateral attempt to change the status quo by force, a message widely seen as directed at Beijing and Moscow. The two allies also reviewed and confirmed the readiness of Japan’s Self-Defense Forces and U.S. forces stationed in the region, stressing that both sides remain fully prepared to respond to any threat.

The show of force came shortly after China and Russia carried out their own large-scale drills in the skies and waters near Japan and South Korea. These operations have raised concerns among security analysts, who say Beijing and Moscow are coordinating more closely than ever to challenge U.S. alliances in Asia. Japan, already uneasy about increasing military activity around its territory, has been strengthening its defence posture with greater support from the U.S.

Washington has repeatedly said that its security commitments to Japan remain ironclad. By dispatching nuclear-capable aircraft, the U.S. aimed to reassure Tokyo and Seoul that it will continue to deter threats from rival powers. The joint operation over the Sea of Japan also served as a reminder that the U.S.–Japan alliance remains one of the strongest military partnerships in the region.

With Chinese and Russian military drills becoming more frequent, and North Korea continuing to expand its missile programme, defence cooperation between Japan and the U.S. is expected to grow even further. For now, the latest flight mission stands as a symbolic but powerful demonstration of unity and readiness in an increasingly tense Indo-Pacific region.

Dec. 12, 2025 2:50 p.m. 265

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