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    Iran ready to let Japanese vessels transit Hormuz: Report

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsMarch 21, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    US President Donald Trump met Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Thursday, urging her to “step up” as he presses allies – to this point unsuccessfully – to ship warships to assist open the strait.

    Takaichi advised reporters after the Washington summit that she had briefed Trump on what assist Japan may and couldn’t present within the strait underneath its legal guidelines.

    Japan’s actions are restricted underneath its postwar pacifist structure, however the 2015 safety laws permits Japan to make use of drive abroad if an assault, together with on an in depth safety accomplice, threatens Japan’s survival and no different means can be found to handle it.

    Araqchi, a former ambassador to Japan, stated Tokyo has a pleasant relationship with Tehran, expressing hope that it will play a job in ending what he referred to as an unjustifiable and unlawful “invasion” of his nation.

    The US doesn’t appear able to open conversations, Araqchi stated, including that Iran desires an finish to the battle, not a ceasefire, and is looking for a dedication that it will not be attacked.



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