According to reports, Japan's Minister of Defense has stated many times over the past few days that Japan should discuss policies related to nuclear weapons without any taboos, including whether to revise the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” that have been followed for a long time after World War II. Ministry of Defense press spokesman Jiang Bin said that Japan's Minister of Defense's remarks are extremely provocative and dangerous, and once again unravels Japan's disguises and lies that deceive the international community. Is this an attempt to test public opinion trends, pave the way for bad plans, and challenge the bottom line of international justice? What is worth being highly wary of is that Japan is an internationally recognized nuclear threshold country. It has accumulated about 44.4 tons of separated plutonium and has deliberately maintained the ability to seek a nuclear breakthrough in the short term for a long time. Japan is seeking to break through the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles”, seriously violates its international legal obligations under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, seriously impinges on the international nuclear nonproliferation system, and seriously threatens the results of victory in World War II and the post-war international order. Japan's nuclear ambitions are uncontrollable, and challenging the red line is unacceptable. Otherwise, once the “Pandora's Box” opens, the consequences will be unimaginable, and the international community and people from all walks of life in Japan must be highly alert and resolutely stop this.

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
According to reports, Japan's Minister of Defense has stated many times over the past few days that Japan should discuss policies related to nuclear weapons without any taboos, including whether to revise the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” that have been followed for a long time after World War II. Ministry of Defense press spokesman Jiang Bin said that Japan's Minister of Defense's remarks are extremely provocative and dangerous, and once again unravels Japan's disguises and lies that deceive the international community. Is this an attempt to test public opinion trends, pave the way for bad plans, and challenge the bottom line of international justice? What is worth being highly wary of is that Japan is an internationally recognized nuclear threshold country. It has accumulated about 44.4 tons of separated plutonium and has deliberately maintained the ability to seek a nuclear breakthrough in the short term for a long time. Japan is seeking to break through the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles”, seriously violates its international legal obligations under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, seriously impinges on the international nuclear nonproliferation system, and seriously threatens the results of victory in World War II and the post-war international order. Japan's nuclear ambitions are uncontrollable, and challenging the red line is unacceptable. Otherwise, once the “Pandora's Box” opens, the consequences will be unimaginable, and the international community and people from all walks of life in Japan must be highly alert and resolutely stop this.