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Japan is reportedly considering revising its three non-nuclear principles by 2026 to allow American ships carrying nuclear weapons into Japanese ports and to develop nuclear submarines.
Background
Japan has maintained its Three Non-Nuclear Principles since 1967, prohibiting the possession, production, or introduction of nuclear weapons into its territory. This policy has been a cornerstone of Japan's post-war pacifist constitution. Recent geopolitical shifts and regional security concerns have prompted discussions about potential revisions to this long-standing stance.
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Japan considers revising non-nuclear principles to allow nuclear weapons
First report 12h agoLast update 12h agoThe report indicates that Japanese authorities are discussing a significant policy shift regarding nuclear weapons, potentially allowing their presence and development.
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