[Japan displays Type 25 surface-to-ship missile during the exercise] According to Japanese media reports on October 25, the Japanese Ministry of Defense displayed the Ground Self-Defense Force’s “Type 25 surface-to-ship missile” participating in the large-scale Japan-US joint military exercise “Sharp Sword 27” on the same day, and conducted relevant training. According to reports, this is the first time that the "Type 25 surface-to-ship missile" has been put into large-scale exercises since it was deployed to the Kenjun garrison in Kumamoto Prefecture in March this year. The Ground Self-Defense Force conducted action training before missile launch that day, including operations such as raising the launcher. However, no live rounds were fired during the exercise. According to reports, in response to the exercise related to the "Type 25 surface-to-ship missile", residents near the exercise site expressed their hope that the Ministry of Defense would provide a prior explanation. At the same time, multiple civil society groups requested the Ministry of Defense to stop the drills, hold briefings for residents on the drill content, and thoroughly implement accident prevention measures. It is reported that the "Type 25 surface-to-ship missile" is regarded as Japan's first missile with the "capability to attack enemy bases". Its range is about 1,000 kilometers, far beyond Japan's territory. (CCTV International News)