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US President Donald Trump took to his social media platform Truth social on Monday, October 6 to congratulate Japan's conservative lawmaker Sanaita Kaichi, who is set to become the country's first female prime minister.

In his post, Trump Japan has just elected its first female prime minister, a highly respected person of great wisdom and strength.

This is tremendous news for the incredible people of Japan.

Notably, Trump's message did not mention take by name, but

praised the milestone as a historic achievement for Japan.

Takechi, a prominent member of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party and known for her nationalist views, is poised to take office following a leadership vote that marks a significant moment in the nation's political history.

Her expected appointment comes amid growing regional challenges and shifting global alliances in Asia.

Trump's congratulatory post quickly gained attention online, with supporters highlighting his long standing ties to Japanese leadership and critics noting his omission of Takaichi's name.

As Japan prepares for its first female leader, reactions from around the world continue to pour in, underscoring the international significance of this groundbreaking political transition.