Japón se prepara para riesgos de ataques de EE. UU. e Israel contra Irán

El gobierno japonés ha anunciado planes para prepararse ante todos los posibles riesgos tras los ataques contra Irán por parte de las fuerzas de EE. UU. e Israel. Hay unos 200 nacionales japoneses en Irán, sin heridos ni fallecidos reportados. El gobierno busca proteger a los ciudadanos japoneses en Oriente Medio.

La primera ministra Sanae Takaichi declaró en una publicación en X el sábado que Japón tomará medidas para prepararse ante cualquier riesgo derivado de los ataques contra Irán por parte de las fuerzas de EE. UU. e Israel. Como respuesta inmediata, el gobierno trabajará para salvaguardar a los nacionales japoneses en Oriente Medio. n nDado que se espera que la situación en la región empeore, Japón planea cooperar con otros países para minimizar los impactos en la economía y la seguridad. La noche del sábado se celebró una reunión del Consejo de Seguridad Nacional en la Oficina del Primer Ministro, a la que asistieron Takaichi, el ministro de Exteriores Toshimitsu Motegi, el ministro de Defensa Shinjiro Koizumi y otros, para discutir los próximos pasos. n nSegún el Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, hay alrededor de 200 nacionales japoneses en Irán, pero no se han reportado heridos ni fallecidos hasta el momento.

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