TOKYO: Japan has broken with years of precedent in its tough response to the Ukraine invasion, and the conflict could reshape Tokyo's defense strategy as it confronts China's regional ambitions, analysts say.
When Russia last pushed into Ukraine in 2014, Japan's response was seen as lukewarm, but this time around it has marched in lockstep with Western allies on unprecedented sanctions and tough rhetoric, even sending non-lethal military aid.
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