Military Drill Accident in Pocheon Injures 8 Civilians
On March 6, a shell from joint South Korea-US military drills accidentally hit a civilian area in Pocheon, Seoul, injuring eight and damaging homes and a church.
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All 67 D.C. Plane Crash Victims’ Remains Recovered
All remains from the D.C. midair collision that killed 67 people have been recovered, officials confirm, as cleanup efforts continue.
Japan Urges U.S. Military to Prevent Sexual Assaults in Okinawa
Japan’s spokesman urges U.S. military to implement measures to prevent sexual assaults in Okinawa following a recent incident.
Yemeni Houthis Claim Strikes on US Carrier and Israeli Targets
Yemen’s Houthi group claims to have attacked the USS Harry S. Truman and Israeli sites using missiles and drones, escalating tensions in the region.
US Militarization in South China Sea to Intensify, Regional Stability Remains: Chinese Experts
Chinese experts predict increased U.S. militarization in the South China Sea while maintaining optimism about regional stability. Discover the dynamics at play.
Pentagon Deploys THAAD Missile Defense to Strengthen Israel’s Security
The Pentagon is deploying the THAAD missile defense system and U.S. military personnel to Israel to enhance air defenses against potential Iranian threats.
48,000 Liters of PFAS Leaked from U.S. Yokota Air Base in Japan
Heavy rainfall in August caused a leak of 48,000 liters of PFAS-contaminated water from the U.S. Yokota Air Base in Japan. Authorities are investigating the environmental impact.
Brown Study Reveals U.S. Military Sexual Assault Cases Double Official Numbers
A Brown University study reveals that sexual assault cases in the U.S. military are over twice as high as official estimates, highlighting the need for urgent reforms.
U.S. Military Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing in Kanagawa
A U.S. military helicopter made an emergency landing in Ebina city, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. No injuries were reported.
Is Japan Serving Its People or the U.S.? Secrecy Over Tainted Water Leak Raises Concerns
Tokyo Shimbun alleges Japan complied with US orders to conceal a tainted water leak at Yokota Air Base, sparking concerns over environmental and public health risks.
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