Japan's foreign minister says he is willing to assist the United States in advancing its strategy in the Indo-Pacific region.

The new Japanese Prime Minister and the US President had a telephone conversation: willing to act as the vanguard of the US strategy toward China!

On the evening of the 25th, the US President, who was on the way to Malaysia, had a telephone conversation with Sanae Takeda at her request. The two sides agreed to elevate the Japan-US alliance to a higher level.

Sanae Takeda announced the content of the conversation on social media on Saturday: "I am determined to work with him to raise the Japan-US alliance to a higher level. I look forward to closely cooperating with the United States and our regional partners to build a free and open Indo-Pacific region."

In the telephone conversation, Sanae Takeda actively positioned Japan as a key executor of the US Asian strategy: "Japan is an important country for the US strategy toward China and the Indo-Pacific strategy."

The US President expressed his opinion on this meeting: "She is great, very friendly. She is a partner and friend of Prime Minister Abe, and Abe is one of my favorites, a great person."

Sanae Takeda will meet the US President in Tokyo on Tuesday morning local time.

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