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White House demanding Japan triple host-nation support for U.S. troops
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· November 14, 2026
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The United States is demanding that Japan provide a total of ¥3 trillion over the five years starting in fiscal 2027 for U.S. forces stationed in the country under its Host Nation Support program, about three times the current five-year total of around ¥1 trillion, sources have said.
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Key points forces stationed in the country under its Host Nation Support program, about three times the current five-year total of around ¥1 trillion, sources have said. The United States is demanding that Japan provide a total of ¥3 trillion over the five years starting in fiscal 2027 for U.
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