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Trump Likely to Take ‘Harder Line’ Against Japan, Other Allies in Second Term, His Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper Warns

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Mark Esper served as defense secretary during the first Trump administration. Esper suggested Trump might press Japan to increase its support for the U.S. He was dismissed in November 2020 after disagreements with Trump on issues including the response to street protests over racial injustice. Esper has kept his distance from the former president.

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Trump Likely to Take ‘Harder Line’ Against Japan, Other Allies in Second Term, His Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper Warns

WASHINGTON — Former U.S. President Donald Trump likely will take “a harder line” toward U.S. allies and partners, including Japan, if he is reelected this November, according to Mark Esper, who served as defense secretary during the first Trump administration.

2 months ago·Japan

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