Japan, US tighten Okinawa military discipline after Marine murder arrest

Following the arrest of a US Marine for murder in Okinawa, Japan and the US agreed to strengthen military training and discipline, extending a curfew. The incident has reignited local opposition to US bases, with the governor pressing Tokyo to reduce the base burden and clarify the Futenma relocation to Henoko. The murder is a first occurrence that could escalate political friction over the US military presence in Okinawa.

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