Tokyo’s Streets Go ‘No War’: Thousands Protest PM Takaichi’s Military Push 🚫🇯🇵
Around 10,000 people hit the streets of Tokyo to protest PM Sanae Takaichi’s military policies and weapon exports. Is peace under threat? ☮️
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Around 10,000 people hit the streets of Tokyo to protest PM Sanae Takaichi’s military policies and weapon exports. Is peace under threat? ☮️
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