Japan Set to Pour Fukushima Water Into Pacific

The video discusses Japan's plan to release treated water from the 2011 nuclear accident into the ocean. The IAEA has conducted a study confirming the plan's safety and will monitor the process. The release is expected to start soon, with Japan engaging in diplomatic efforts to gain regional support. China has strongly opposed the plan, while South Korea's response is more nuanced due to warming ties with Japan, despite public concern.

What was the purpose of the IAEA's two-year study regarding Japan's water release plan?

• To analyze historical data

• To determine the economic impact

• To evaluate public opinion

• To assess environmental safety

When is Japan expected to start releasing the treated water into the ocean?

• Next winter

• Next spring

• This autumn

• This summer

What is Japan's strategy to address regional concerns about the water release?

• Engaging in diplomatic discussions

• Offering financial compensation

• Conducting military exercises

• Ignoring the concerns

How has China reacted to Japan's plan to release treated water?

• Supportive

• Neutral

• Indifferent

• Strongly opposed

What is the main challenge for South Korea's leadership regarding Japan's water release plan?

• Balancing public concern and diplomatic relations

• Strengthening military alliances

• Reducing environmental regulations

• Increasing trade with Japan