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Japan says fighters scrambling at Cold War levels amid escalating tensions with China and Russia

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Japan is scrambling fighter jets at a rate not seen since the height of the Cold War to ward off incursions from a newly assertive Russia and from China’s aggressive exertion of sovereignty in the East China Sea.

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