Before Bollinger flew to Tokyo, Kishida stated that he would amend the constitution as soon as possible

On the morning of the 11th local time, the final votes for the final votes of the 26th Parliament Senate in Japan were announced. Japanese Prime Minister Kishida said that he would promote constitutional amendment as soon as possible.

The Liberal Democratic Party has obtained 63 seats in the entire 125 re -election seats, and the Gongming Party and the Restoration Club, which are positive for the constitutional amendment, have a seat of the other three political parties. Second, the conditions for initiating constitutional amendments.

Although the largest constitutional Democratic Party in the opposition party, the Communist Party of Japan, and the Japanese Social Democratic Party, have clearly opposed the constitutional amendment, they have limited seats. Among them, the constitutional Democratic Party received 17 seats, the Communist Party of Japan received 4 seats, and the Social Democratic Party only received 1 seat.

In an interview with the Japanese media, the Japanese Prime Minister Kishida said on an interview with the Japanese media that "the courage must be challenged."

On the morning of the 11th, U.S. Secretary of State Brills temporarily flew to the U.S. U.S. military Hengtian base and met Kishida in Tokyo. Blints mourned to the Japanese side on the death of the former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and asked Kishida to transfer to the US President Biden to write to Abe's family.

Kishida said that he will inherit the Abe's inheritance and continue to strengthen the United States and Japan alliance relations.

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Editor Shen Haimo

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