Japon efect�a ejercicios militares en medio de tensiones con China

Japan's military is showcasing its defense capabilities under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The annual large-scale exercises, named 'Poder de Fuego', are held near Mount Fuji to simulate repelling a hypothetical invasion of remote Japanese islands. These exercises emphasize island defense and reflect ongoing territorial disputes with China over uninhabited archipelagos in the East China Sea. The exercises involve 2,300 soldiers, 20 aircraft, and 80 tanks and armored vehicles.

Under whose leadership is Japan showcasing its military power?

• Prime Minister Fumio Kishida

• Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga

• Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

• Prime Minister Naoto Kan

What is the name of the large-scale military exercises conducted by Japan?

• Samurai Shield

• Operation Island Shield

• Poder de Fuego

• Mount Fuji Defense

Where are the 'Poder de Fuego' exercises conducted?

• Mount Fuji

• Okinawa

• Hokkaido

• Tokyo Bay

How many soldiers are participating in the exercises?

• 3,000 soldiers

• 4,500 soldiers

• 2,300 soldiers

• 1,500 soldiers

Which two countries are involved in territorial disputes over uninhabited archipelagos?

• Japan and Taiwan

• Japan and China

• Japan and Russia

• Japan and South Korea