Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi has urged the US to impose restrictions on the troops stationed in Japan amid a spread of COVID-19 cases among the US military personnel.

Japan is considering declaring a state of emergency in the southern island of Okinawa, after the region emerged as the epicenter of a new coronavirus surge, with officials saying the virus keeps spreading from US bases.

Governor of Japan’s Okinawa prefecture slams the US military over its failure to contain the COVID-19 outbreak at its bases in the country and allowing the Omicron variant to spill over to the local population.

More than a hundred thousand men have been sexually assaulted in the US military in the recent decades. The number of women in the military assaulted is also staggering.

The current five-year accord was set to end after March 2021, but will now run through March 2022.

Plutonium, chemical weapons, and Agent Orange are common poisons the US military has dumped into the Pacific Ocean region, according to a new book.

Japan has declared a state of emergency in Okinawa over the high number of coronavirus cases, with the majority of them been detected among US forces there.

Japan expresses extreme concern about a rise in coronavirus cases among American military personnel in US bases in the Japanese prefecture of Okinawa.

The US military puts two bases in Okinawa, Japan on lockdown due to coronavirus infection of dozens of marines.

The Okinawa’s governor has renewed calls to the central government in Japan to halt the controversial construction plan of a US airbase.