U.S. Eyes Economic Boost in Military Arrangement with Japan
George Glass, nominee for U.S. ambassador to Japan, indicated that the U.S. will likely request Japan to increase its financial contribution towards the maintenance of American forces in Japan. Glass shared this perspective during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Devdiscourse News Desk | Washington DC | Updated: 13-03-2025 22:07 IST | Created: 13-03-2025 22:07 IST
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The United States may soon seek a significant hike in Japan's financial contributions to support the maintenance of U.S. military forces stationed there, revealing potential shifts in international military funding dynamics.
George Glass, nominated for the U.S. ambassadorial post to Japan, conveyed this perspective during his Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday.
His statement underscores an anticipated renegotiation effort aimed at rebalancing the fiscal responsibilities between the two allies.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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