Agreement expands joint missile production and defence cooperation as Washington and Tokyo strengthen military readiness amid growing Indo-Pacific security concerns…reports Asian Lite News Desk The proposed Japanese facility will support AMRAAM production as Washington and Tokyo expand defence cooperation amid growing regional security concerns. The United States and Japan have agreed to establish a facility in Japan for the final assembly and testing of advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles (AMRAAMs), marking a further expansion of their defence industrial partnership. The agreement forms part of a joint defence production initiative called ‘Operation Supercharge’, according to a statement shared by the US House