Prime Minister of Japan: Action in the U.S. military in Japan will be limited

(Morning News) Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Kishita Sunday (January 9) said that in order to curb the crown disease epidemic in Japan, Japanese and US government officials have agreed that unless necessary, the U.S. military in Japan will not leave their bases.Essence

According to Bloomberg, Kishida Wenxiong said that the two parties are still formulating the details of the agreement.

After the New Year's Day holiday in Japan, the number of people diagnosed in crown diseases soared sharply, and Okinawa set off a new wave of epidemic.The wave of Okinawa's epidemic was accused of being related to the outbreak of the local US military base in December last year.After the Japanese Foreign Minister Lin Fangzheng urged the United States to consider restricting the US military's actions in Japan on Thursday (6th), the United States promised to Japan to try its best to maintain public health.