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@TamimBinHamad @MofaQatar_EN
@kantei @sugawitter @MofaJapan_jp
Qatar's state-run broadcaster Al Jazeera tries to mislead news story that Japan will release ”contaminated water” into the ocean.

https://twitter.com/AJEnglish/status/1381778196786511876

If the treated water, which has been lowered to 1/7th of the tritium concentration standard for drinking water set by WHO, cannot be released into the ocean, all countries in the world will not be able to discharge even tap water into the ocean.

Qatar's state-run broadcaster, Al Jazeera, spread South Korean propaganda about comfort women (wartime prostitutes) last month.

And now, despite the IAEA director's comments, it is deliberately spreading misinformation.
We know that it was China that brought it to Al Jazeera.

https://twitter.com/rafaelmgrossi/status/1381862440938393601?s=20

Because the EU has passed a resolution condemning the Uyghur genocide by China and there is speculation that the US and Japanese governments will make a joint statement about the Uyghur genocide by China.
China wants to counteract it.

Discharging treated water into the sea is what nuclear power plants around the world are doing. This is why nuclear power plants are built on the coast.

Does the Qatari government want relations with Japan to deteriorate?

Al Jazeera is even more out of control.

https://twitter.com/AJEnglish/status/1382755611130023943?s=20

”Japan says it will release more than 1 million tonnes of contaminated water from the ruined Fukushima nuclear power station back into the sea.”

https://twitter.com/ajplus/status/1382807442384252928?s=20

There is no such footage even on Japanese TV.
These old men are supporters of the Japanese Communist Party, an Anti-Nuclear group, and also Koreans who belong to the de facto embassy of North Korea.

They are the ones who are trying to stop Japan from using nuclear power and to prevent the development of Japanese industry.

Once Al Jazeera reported on the North Korean school, which glorified the Kim family and whose principal was involved in the abduction of Japanese citizens, as if it were a normal school and as if the Japanese government had discriminatory policies against them.

North Korean schools do not meet the educational requirements of Japan's Ministry of Education. If they want to be treated equally with other schools, they should make efforts to meet those standards, but Al Jazeera did not report such facts and denounced the Japanese government.

Again, this is the comment of the IAEA Director General.
Compare this to the Al Jazeera report.

https://twitter.com/rafaelmgrossi/status/1381862440938393601?s=20

The contents of the report by Al Jazeera, Qatar's de facto state broadcaster, shows that the Qatari government regards Japan as a hostile nation.