The US and Japan plan to modernise their military command and control structures in what President Joe Biden said was the “most significant” upgrade to their alliance since it was created decades ago.
Speaking alongside Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida at a news conference on Wednesday, Biden said the allies were taking significant steps to ensure their militaries could “work together in a seamless and effective way”.
The US president added that the two countries had transformed their relationship into a “truly global partnership” over the past three years, and that the alliance now served as a “beacon to their entire world”.
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