On the afternoon of the 24th, despite the opposition of other countries, Japan insisted on discharging nuclear sewage into the Pacific Ocean, and Japan's behavior was undesirable, causing strong dissatisfaction in China and South Korea. While China and South Korea condemned the protests, three earthquakes struck Japan in quick succession. According to Japanese media reports, on the morning of the 25th, a 5.8-magnitude earthquake occurred on the east coast of Honshu, Japan, and it is uncertain whether there will be a tsunami. At 7 p.m. that night, a 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck the sea east of Iwate Prefecture, Japan, with a focal depth of 10 kilometers. In the early morning of the 26th, a magnitude 4 earthquake occurred in northern Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, with a focal depth of 60 kilometers. Japan is located in an active zone on the Pacific Rim seismic belt, and although earthquakes occur frequently, it is not uncommon for multiple earthquakes to occur one after another on the second day of its discharge.
In addition, the Japan Meteorological Agency observed that this year's No. 9 typhoon "Sula" and No. 10 typhoon "Dawei" will make landfall in Japan around the 28th. In less than 24 hours, Japan has had many earthquakes and two typhoons coming, and I wonder if nature is reminding Japan not to mess around. Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage affects not only the Pacific system, but also the four oceans of the world, which are interconnected, and ocean currents can bring nuclear sewage to the coast. At that time, the world's ocean system will be polluted, and the fish in the sea will swallow nuclear radiation elements, thus affecting human health. German experts predict that within 10 years, Japan's nuclear sewage will cover the world's major marine systems.
When Japan was hit by earthquakes and typhoons, Japan's ally the United States was not idle. On the 25th, according to the news released by Japan, many countries reduced their imports of aquatic products from Japan in the first half of this year, and the United States was the country that reduced Japan's aquatic products the most. Previously, the United States publicly supported Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage, and also believed that Japan's nuclear sewage discharge met international standards, and the US ambassador to Japan also said that he supported Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage, and even planned to go to Fukushima to "eat fresh fish."
While allowing Japan to discharge sewage, the United States has reduced imports of aquatic products from Japan, and the United States has played a "very slippery game" with double standards. In fact, the United States knows better than any other country that Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage affects not only China, South Korea, Japan, North Korea, and other countries, but also the United States.
Although Japan has received U.S. support for discharging nuclear wastewater, the U.S. has never been polite to Japan. According to Japanese media reports a few days ago, Japanese institutions detected the soil of many US military bases in Japan, and the water quality organic fluoride exceeded the standard, and Japanese residents living around the US military in Japan detected a large amount of organic fluoride in their blood. What is certain is that those toxic substances were emitted from the US base in Japan.
In fact, the United States has never regarded Japan as a real ally, and the United States stationed troops in Japan in order to monitor and use Japan, and Japan has to look at the face of the United States if it wants to develop. In the strategic layout of the United States, Japan, like other countries, is an important geopolitical pawn, and the United States is using Japan to contain China, Russia and North Korea, and will never sincerely help Japan.
In fact, the United States agreed to Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage, aiming to push Japan to the forefront of confrontation with China, Russia, North Korea and even the world, in an attempt to cause regional chaos, and Japan is still foolishly using the United States as a thug. The chaos in the world is conducive to the consolidation of world hegemony by the United States, and Japan is only a pawn on the chessboard of US hegemony. If Japan continues to rely on the support of the United States and insist on going its own way, China, South Korea and peace-loving countries in the world will unite to counteract!