Royal Navy's state-of-the-art aircraft carrier arrives in Japan Joint training with the Self-Defense Forces

The state-of-the-art British aircraft carrier "Queen Elizabeth", which is being deployed in the Indo-Pacific region, arrived in Japan on the 4th.

We plan to conduct joint training with the Self-Defense Forces over the next few weeks.

The Royal Navy's state-of-the-art aircraft carrier "Queen Elizabeth" departed the United Kingdom in May, and last month it conducted joint training with the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and the U.S. Army on the sea south of Okinawa. We are strengthening cooperation with.

The aircraft carrier "Queen Elizabeth" arrived at the port of call at the US Navy's Yokosuka base in Japan on the 4th.

Commander Moore House of the aircraft carrier posted on Twitter in Japanese, "We have arrived in Japan to conduct exercises and exchanges with Japan, the region's closest security partner."

In the video message, he said, "With Japan and like-minded countries, Britain will maintain the value of democracy and tackle common threats." He emphasized the attitude of safety and protection of the international system.

The aircraft carrier "Queen Elizabeth" will be conducting joint training with the Self-Defense Forces in the air and sea over the next few weeks.

The United Kingdom has announced a new diplomatic and security policy announced in March that will emphasize the Indo-Pacific region, and will restrain China, which is expanding its influence by strengthening its marine expansion in this region. It is believed that there is also an aim.