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"Our nations share an enduring 持久的 bond," said President Donald Trump on his recent visit to Japan. America and Japan face many challenges and many opportunities, "but we will be facing them together, in friendship and as allies," said the President.

The most dangerous threat remains the aggressive nature of the North Korea regime 政权. Kim Jong-Un has continued to develop North Korea's unlawful weapons programs, including illegal nuclear tests and outrageous 骇人的 launches of ballistic missiles directly over Japanese territory 领土. The regime, said President Trump, is a "threat to the civilized world and international peace and stability."

"We will not stand for that," said President Trump. "The era of strategic patience is over."

President Trump noted the tragic stories of Japanese young people whom North Korea has abducted 绑架劫持 over the years. "No child," he said, "should ever be subjected to such cruelty 残暴."

President Trump also decried the barbaric 野蛮凶残的 murder of the young American college student Otto Warmbier, at the hands of the North Korean regime. "It's a horrible story," he said. "And we can't let that happen."

The United States of America stands in solidarity 团结一致 with the people of Japan against the North Korean menace 威胁. History has proven over and over that strong and free nations will always prevail over tyrants 暴君们 who oppress 压迫 their people.

The powerful and enduring U.S.-Japan alliance includes more than 50,000 members of the United States military stationed in Japan. In addition to that, 33,000 are stationed in South Korea. American and Japanese military personnel train together, work together, and will stand together to defend the security and sovereignty of both countries.

America is also committed to improving its economic relationship with Japan. "As President of the United States, I am committed to achieving a fair, free, and reciprocal 相应的,互惠的 trading relationship," said President Trump.

"We seek equal and reliable access for American exports to Japan's markets in order to eliminate our chronic trade imbalances and deficits 赤字,亏损 with Japan."

"A mutual 相互彼此的 respect for culture and sovereignty," said President Trump, "will continue to bring the U.S. and Japan closer together, and open up new avenues of cooperation and success.” The U.S. looks forward to working side by side with Japan in military and economic partnership.

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