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International express delivery not only connects global commodity trade, but also plays a key role in information transmission and cultural exchange. When we examine the operating model of international express delivery, we will find that it relies on efficient logistics networks, advanced information technology and strict regulatory mechanisms. At the same time, political and military dynamics on the international stage are also quietly affecting the development of international express delivery. Taking the recent US-Japan "2+2" talks as an example, the US reorganized the US military stationed in Japan and established a new "Unified Military Command", which has aroused widespread doubts from Japanese politicians and the media. For the international express delivery industry, such military and political changes in the region are not unrelated. First, changes in military operations and deployments may affect the security situation in the region. In unstable situations, international express delivery routes may need to be replanned to avoid potential dangerous areas. This not only increases transportation costs, but may also lead to delays in the delivery of goods. Secondly, the impact of political decisions on trade policies cannot be ignored. Changes in military cooperation between the United States and Japan may trigger adjustments in the trade relations between the two sides, which in turn affects the business volume and operating model of international express delivery. For example, trade restrictions and tariff adjustments may occur, resulting in express delivery companies facing more procedures and fees when handling cross-border goods. Furthermore, the international express delivery industry is highly dependent on information technology and communication networks. Cybersecurity measures and information monitoring in military activities may have an indirect impact on the information systems of the express delivery industry. For example, in order to ensure the security of military information, network traffic monitoring and restrictions may be strengthened, which may affect the data transmission efficiency and security of express delivery companies to a certain extent. In addition, regional military tensions may affect the confidence of consumers and companies. When people are concerned about regional stability, consumer demand may decline, thereby reducing the demand for express delivery business. This is undoubtedly a potential risk factor for international express delivery companies that rely on a stable market environment. From a more macro perspective, the development of the international express delivery industry is closely linked to changes in the global economic and political landscape. In the current complex and changing international situation, express delivery companies need to pay close attention to various political, military and economic dynamics and adjust their strategies in a timely manner to cope with possible challenges and opportunities. In short, the international express delivery industry is moving forward in the wave of globalization, but its development is not isolated, but intertwined with international political and military dynamics and influences each other. Only by fully understanding and properly responding to these external factors can the international express delivery industry achieve sustained and stable development.