Striking a reciprocal military access agreement on Wednesday, the U.K. and Japan bolstered their joint deterrent posture against China. Although it is not a mutual defense treaty of the kind shared by the U.S. and Japan, it will be most valuable for its facilitation of rapid British military deployments to Japan in the event of a crisis — such as a Chinese attack on Taiwan, for example.
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