Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae headed to Washington on Thursday for what she anticipated would be a “very difficult” meeting with President Donald Trump on the war in Iran.
The two seemed to get along very well during their joint press conference at the White House, despite President Trump’s previous disappointment with Japan’s reluctance to participate in securing the Strait of Hormuz.
Takaichi told the Japanese parliament before her departure that she would explain to Trump that her country could not easily meet his demand for helping to provide security in the Strait of Hormuz because force projection is legally banned under Japan’s…
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