Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi Calls for Diplomatic Solution with Iran Amid U.S.-Israeli Attacks
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi urged Iran to pursue diplomatic negotiations following U.S.-Israeli attacks and Tehran's retaliation. She emphasized that Iran's nuclear weapons development is unacceptable and called for an end to destabilizing actions in the region. Takaichi refrained from commenting on the legality of the U.S. attacks. Japan maintains a long-term friendship with Iran while the U.S. is its primary ally. Takaichi is set to meet with Trump on March 19 during her first U.S. visit since her appointment.
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi called for Iran to seek a diplomatic solution through negotiations following recent U.S.-Israeli attacks and Iran's retaliatory actions. She reiterated Japan's position against Iran's nuclear weapons development and urged Tehran to halt actions destabilizing the region.
Takaichi did not comment on U.S. involvement in the attacks. Japan has a longstanding relationship with Iran and considers the U.S. its main ally. Takaichi's first trip to the U.S. as Prime Minister will include a meeting with Trump on March 19.
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