Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has avoided making a clear commitment to upholding Japan's three non-nuclear principles during a memorial ceremony in Hiroshima. While stating that the government "is upholding" the policy, Takaichi indicated that discussions are ongoing regarding revisions to national security documents by year-end, which could potentially involve rethinking these principles. This stance deviates from recent prime ministers who explicitly reaffirmed the non-nuclear principles at similar events. AI
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