North Korea Labels Japan's Defense Budget Hike 'Anachronistic', Warns of Economic Burden
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47% : North Korean analyst Park Hak-sung argues increased military spending will strain Japan's economy and provoke regional tensions North Korea has claimed that Japan's push to increase its defense budget is an "anachronistic calculation" that will burden the Japanese economy and its people, according to a report.46% : " He continued, "While the realistic guarantee of increased military spending lies in securing stable financial resources, given Japan's current economic reality -- marked by persistent inflation and yen depreciation -- it is a concern both domestically and internationally whether Japan can afford this.
46% : " He added, "What is clear is that increasing military spending will not only fail to improve Japan's security environment but will also darken the prospects for economic recovery and impose heavy financial burdens on its people.
40% : Japan must abandon its anachronistic calculations, rationally assess reality, and refrain from gambling on military spending increases that will only exacerbate regime and security crises.
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