¡JAPÓN rompe su CONSTITUCIÓN! | enviará BUQUES de GUERRA al ESTRECHO de HORMUZ - Cronozona

Last minute. Japan has just signed a declaration to send its warships to the Strait of Hormuz. The same Japan that has a peaceful constitution that prohibits it from doing exactly this. The same Japan whose defense minister said a week ago that there were no plans to send anything. The same Japan where 82% of the population rejects this war. And now it turns out that he signed.

Trump asked 7 countries to send ships to the strait. 7. Nobody listened to him. Neither China, nor France, nor South Korea. Nobody. The largest superpower in the world

begging for help to open a 34-kilometer canal that Iran closed in its face. Then Trump sat down with Prime Minister Takahashi in the White House, reminded him that he has 45,000 American soldiers on Japanese soil and that 95% of his oil passes through that strait. And suddenly the peaceful constitution ceased to be a problem.

But what no one expected is what Iran did. Tehran called Tokyo directly and said, your ships can pass, you just have to talk to us. Iran negotiating face to face with Japan, while Washington is not even in the conversation. The country that was supposedly defeated is deciding who enters and who does not enter the most important strait on the planet,

and the United States, with three important strait on the planet. And the United States, with three nuclear aircraft carriers in the area, cannot open it. And the United States, with three nuclear aircraft carriers in the area, cannot open it. That's Iran handling the board from the ashes.