The Korean Central News Agency published an opinion article today denouncing Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi for visiting Yasukuni Shrine and offering sacrifices at Yasukuni Shrine on August 15. According to an article by the Korean Central News Agency, it is easy to see from Takaichi Sanae's move that his “militarist ambitions have expanded to the extreme.” After the Gao administration came to power, Japan experienced “an extremely dangerous military trend not seen before”: deploying pre-emptive weapons essential to achieve further aggression, revising the “Three Principles of Defense Equipment Transfer” and its application guidelines, and also trying to revise the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” and seek to possess nuclear weapons. The article said that in this context, Takaichi's act of worshipping blatantly revealed his urgent mentality: cooperating with the current administration's rapidly advancing preparations for war, further inciting an atmosphere of re-aggression throughout Japanese society, in an attempt to achieve its long-standing plan for external expansion as soon as possible. Japan's Minister of Defense, Shinjiro Koizumi, once again visited Yasukuni Shrine, which fully revealed the dangerous nature of this visit. The Korean Central News Agency stressed that Japan, which deliberately avoids the history of aggression and refuses to learn lessons, will inevitably repeat the mistakes of history.

The Korean Central News Agency published an opinion article today denouncing Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi for visiting Yasukuni Shrine and offering sacrifices at Yasukuni Shrine on August 15. According to an article by the Korean Central News Agency, it is easy to see from Takaichi Sanae's move that his “militarist ambitions have expanded to the extreme.” After the Gao administration came to power, Japan experienced “an extremely dangerous military trend not seen before”: deploying pre-emptive weapons essential to achieve further aggression, revising the “Three Principles of Defense Equipment Transfer” and its application guidelines, and also trying to revise the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles” and seek to possess nuclear weapons. The article said that in this context, Takaichi's act of worshipping blatantly revealed his urgent mentality: cooperating with the current administration's rapidly advancing preparations for war, further inciting an atmosphere of re-aggression throughout Japanese society, in an attempt to achieve its long-standing plan for external expansion as soon as possible. Japan's Minister of Defense, Shinjiro Koizumi, once again visited Yasukuni Shrine, which fully revealed the dangerous nature of this visit. The Korean Central News Agency stressed that Japan, which deliberately avoids the history of aggression and refuses to learn lessons, will inevitably repeat the mistakes of history.