19 Koreans also evacuated from Israel on Self-Defense Forces transport plane = South Korean report

On the 20th, the Japanese government dispatched a Self-Defense Force transport plane to Israel and evacuated a total of 83 Japanese and Korean people. On the 14th of this month, when South Korea evacuated its own citizens on a military transport plane, it also allowed Japanese people to board.
It can be seen as a reward for what happened. According to Kyodo News, a Japan Air Self-Defense Force KC767 aerial refueling/transport plane flew 83 people, including Japanese and Korean nationals, from Tel Aviv, Israel, to the neighboring country in the middle of the night.
Transported to LUDA. The transport plane is scheduled to arrive at Tokyo Haneda Airport on the night of the 21st after refueling. The 83 people on board included 60 Japanese nationals, four foreign national family members, and 18 Korean nationals and one foreign national family member.
is. It has been learned that the Japanese government has asked the South Korean government whether Koreans will be allowed on board, in case there are seats available. Self-Defense Force transport planes are surrounded by controversy over whether they should be withdrawn for a fee of 30,000 yen (approximately 270,000 won)
Unlike the existing Japanese government charters, which have been chartered by the Japanese government, the service will be operated free of charge. It is also free for foreigners such as Koreans. On October 15, the Japanese government used a chartered plane to fly eight of its citizens from Israel.
They were evacuated to the UAE. Prior to this, on the 14th, the South Korean government used an air force transport plane to evacuate 163 of its own citizens while transporting 51 Japanese nationals and their families, but the Japanese government's response was said to have been slower than that of South Korea.
This point has been made from within Japan. In addition, while boarding a Korean transport plane is free, boarding a Japanese government-chartered plane requires a fee of 30,000 yen (approximately 270,000 won) per person, which has become a subject of debate.
It was. After the transfer of the Japanese on the Korean transport plane, Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa expressed her gratitude to Foreign Minister Park Jin on the phone on the 15th, and the two countries decided to cooperate with each other on the departure of Israeli Christians. The Korean government
In April, when a military conflict broke out in Sudan, they also rescued five Japanese people during the so-called ``Operation Promise,'' which evacuated 28 Koreans stranded there.