According to news from the Japanese side on October 20, several relevant sources said that Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its ruling partner, the Japan Restoration Association, plan to begin practical discussions on revising the “Three Security Documents” by the end of this year in November. Issues such as revising the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” and introducing nuclear-powered submarines may be the focus. Allegedly, the Liberal Democratic Party is calling for a study as soon as possible on whether it is possible to have long-range missiles, including “next-generation powered” submarines. The Japan Restoration Association, on the other hand, went one step further, believing that there was no alternative to nuclear-powered submarines, and advocated introducing them as soon as possible. The Japan Restoration Association also advocates “conducting research in line with the actual situation” on the principle of “not importing nuclear weapons” in the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles.” The two parties will coordinate their opinions.

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