British football club Brighton apologized after a club social media post featuring Kaoru Mitoma and an academy player holding up an image of a Japanese WWII soldier. The post sparked anger and disappointment among fans in Asia, which suffered under Japanese atrocities during WWII. Jack Forsdike, a British social media operator, recently highlighted the challenges in Europe regarding the understanding of Japan's role in World War II. For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2025-12-04/Jack-Forsdike-E

33K views · 699 reactions | The Sub That Sank Japan’s Luck, USS Blackfin On January 24, 1945, USS Blackfin struck down one of Japan’s most famous survivors—the destroyer Shigure. Known as the “lucky ship” for escaping every major Pacific battle since 1941, Shigure met her end when Blackfin’s torpedo hit just behind her bridge. In one shot, Japan’s luck at sea finally ran out. #USSBlackfin #WWII #Submarine #Shigure #PacificWar #NavalHistory | The Reliable Narrator | Facebook

Remembering December 7, 1941, the day that lived in infamy. Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor killed thousands and devastated U.S. naval forces. America responded with the Doolittle Raid and major operations including the Battles of Midway, Philippine Sea and Coral Sea, leading to Japan’s eventual surrender in 1945. #PearlHarbor #December7 #WorldWar2 #SecondWorldWar #America #TheStatesman | The Statesman