Li Wu never expected that Japan would dare to use such powerful missiles in their own capital, and in the most bustling area at that.

Leaving aside whether the strategic objectives could be achieved, weren't the Japanese authorities afraid that their own citizens would overthrow them?

Like Western countries, Japan has an electoral system, and the internal party competition is fierce.

Using thermobaric bombs to attack their own base is likely to provoke more public outrage than the demolition of the presidential palace.