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U.S. military aircraft flying over Tokashiki Port at low altitudes around 2 p.m. on January 6. January 9, 2021 Ryukyu Shimpo In the latest issue of U.S. military aircraft repeatedly flying at low altitudes around Kerama Islands, Japan’s Ministry of Defense and the Foreign Minister indicated their approval of the U.S. military training outside of the training area. In response, the mayors of Zamami and Tokashiki Villages objected during an interview with this newspaper on January 8, stating, “We ask [the military to] stop training inside our residential areas.” Satoru Miyazato, mayor of Zamami Village, said, “Military training in residential areas it has got to be a joke. We are grateful for the Minister’s prompt request to the U.S. in addressing this matter. Still, if the situation persists and people are left worried, we will push back to provide our residents with safe and secure living conditions.” Hidekatsu Zamami, mayor of Tokashiki Village, said, “Obviously, we

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