The leaders of Britain and Japan signed a defense agreement Wednesday that could see troops deployed to each other’s country. Know more:
LONDON—The leaders of Britain and Japan signed a defense agreement Wednesday that could see troops deployed to each other’s country.
“The relationship between our two countries is stronger than ever, not just across trade and security, but also our values,” Sunak told his Japanese counterpart. The British government said it will allow the armed forces of the UK and Japan “to plan and deliver larger and more complex military exercises and deployments.”
During their meeting at the Tower of London, a 1,000-year-old former palace and prison that houses the Crown Jewels, the leaders viewed Japanese armor presented to King James in 1613 by Shogun Tokugawa Hidetada of Japan to mark the first-ever trade agreement between England and Japan.
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