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Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its ruling partner, the Japan Restoration Association, will discuss issues such as the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” and nuclear-powered submarines as soon as mid-November. Japan's Minister of Defense also blatantly advocated that “policies relating to nuclear weapons should be discussed without taboos.” Kawasaki Tetsu, a social activist who opposes Japan's possession of nuclear weapons, pointed out that the relevant developments on the Japanese government side are deeply worrying. At the same time, he said that the Japanese government should face up to the history of aggression and recognize the impact of its military expansion on the regional situation.
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Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its ruling partner, the Japan Restoration Association, will discuss issues such as the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” and nuclear-powered submarines as soon as mid-November. Japan's Minister of Defense also blatantly advocated that “policies relating to nuclear weapons should be discussed without taboos.” Kawasaki Tetsu, a social activist who opposes Japan's possession of nuclear weapons, pointed out that the relevant developments on the Japanese government side are deeply worrying. At the same time, he said that the Japanese government should face up to the history of aggression and recognize the impact of its military expansion on the regional situation.
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