According to a report by Japan's Kyodo News Agency on the 10th, a senior Japanese government official said when discussing revisions to the “Three Security Documents” that nuclear weapons should be allowed to be brought into Japan in an emergency situation as an exception to the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles.” The specific statement will be negotiated by the ruling camp. Japanese media reported on the 5th of this month that the government would prefer not to directly revise “not own, manufacture, or import nuclear weapons” for the time being, but instead to allow nuclear weapons to be imported in emergency situations by setting exceptions, mainly referring to former Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada's arguments in the Diet in March 2010. The Liberal Democratic Party and the Restoration Council began practical discussions on revising the “Three Security Documents” on the 10th. The “Three Non-Nuclear Principles,” nuclear-powered submarines, and new defense cost targets are expected to be the main topics in subsequent negotiations.

According to a report by Japan's Kyodo News Agency on the 10th, a senior Japanese government official said when discussing the revision of the “Three Security Documents” that nuclear weapons should be allowed to be brought into Japan in an emergency situation as an exception to the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles.” The specific statement will be negotiated by the ruling camp. Japanese media reported on the 5th of this month that the government would prefer not to directly revise “not own, manufacture, or import nuclear weapons” for the time being, but instead to allow nuclear weapons to be imported in emergency situations by setting exceptions, mainly referring to former Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada's arguments in the Diet in March 2010. The Liberal Democratic Party and the Restoration Council began practical discussions on revising the “Three Security Documents” on the 10th. The “Three Non-Nuclear Principles,” nuclear-powered submarines, and new defense cost targets are expected to be the main topics in subsequent negotiations.