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    Four injured in explosion at US air base in Japan

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsJune 9, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    TOKYO: An explosion injured 4 males at a Japanese facility for storing unexploded bombs at a United States air base in Okinawa on Monday (Jun 9), a hearth official stated, with their situation reportedly not important.

    Japan Self-Protection Forces (SDF) members on the facility at Kadena Air Base have been making an attempt to wipe rust off gadgets on the facility to re-assess in the event that they have been bombs, stated native fireplace division official Akira Kamiunten.

    Throughout that course of, there was an explosion that injured 4 male SDF members who have been rushed to the hospital, he informed AFP.

    Jiji Press and different native media stated not one of the accidents have been life-threatening.

    A defence ministry spokesman additionally confirmed stories of an explosion at Kadena Air Base, situated on the primary island of the southern area of Okinawa.

    Throughout World Struggle II, Japan used Okinawa as a buffer to sluggish US forces.

    Greater than 1 / 4 of the primary island’s civilian inhabitants died within the 1945 Battle of Okinawa.

    US occupation solely ended there in 1972, underneath a mutual treaty that left American bases in place.

    Immediately, Okinawa accommodates 70 per cent of the land used for US bases in Japan, and greater than half of the 50,000-strong US troop presence.



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