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❗️❗️🇯🇵Japan is accelerating construction of a major joint military base on uninhabited Mageshima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture. By December 2025, over 6,000 workers are on site to push the project forward after delays. The base is intended to serve as a strategic “unsinkable aircraft carrier” strengthening the U.S.–Japan alliance... show more

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