Town in Japan's Okinawa protests planned storage of U.S. Typhon missile system
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Japanese town protests planned US Typhon missile storage
The mayor of Kadena Town in Okinawa Prefecture, southwestern Japan, on Monday visited the Japanese Defense Ministry’s Okinawa Defense Bureau to protest the planned storage of the US Typhon mid-range missile system at Kadena Air Base in the town. According to Kyodo News, Mayor Hiroshi Toyama submitted a written request to the bureau demanding that the plan be withdrawn, saying it disregards the feelings of local residents and is utterly absurd an…
Tokyo, Sep 29 (Latin Press) The mayor of the Japanese city of Kadena, Hiroshi Toyama, protested today at the Okinawa Defense Office against the storage of the mid-range Typhon missile system at the U.S. military base. The post Protests in Japan Against U.S. Typhon Missile System first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
[Kadena] On the 28th, Kadena Town Mayor Hiroshi Toyama visited Okinawa Defense Bureau Director Masaru Murai to protest the storage of the U.S. military's Typhon medium-range missile launcher and Hymars high-mobility artillery rocket system at Kadena Air Base. The protest letter pointed out the lack of clear explanation regarding the storage period and location.
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