His claim calls for reexamining the "three non-nuclear principles" which ban Japan from possessing, producing or allowing nuclear weapons on its territory and scrapping article which "bans shipment" of them there and thus allowing U.S.-flagged warships carrying nuclear weapons to enter ports of Japan and their transit through its territorial waters.

Commenting on this, Minju Joson Tuesday observes:

This is an evident revelation of Japan's intention to throw away the "three non-nuclear principles" which it has so far advertised as a clear indication of its "will for opposition to nukes."

The aim sought by the Japanese reactionaries in touting the above-said principles is to use them as a good smokescreen and speed up the nuclear weaponization in real earnest under it and divert elsewhere the international community's criticism of them.

The Japanese reactionaries have discarded even the veil of the "three non-nuclear principles" which they have put on for form's sake so far and disclosed their scenario to openly go nuclear, the news analyst notes, and goes on:

As well known to everybody, the Japanese reactionaries are keen to exact revenge for Japan's defeat in the war and have their grudge against the nuclear holocaust it suffered settled and seized with the wild ambition for reinvasion. Clear is what will happen if they are allowed to have access to nuclear weapons.

Japan's nuclear ambition is bound to lead to gravely threatening peace and security of the world.

Japan is sadly mistaken if it calculates nuclear weapons will guarantee its future. Japan should bear this deep in mind.

The Japanese reactionaries had better immediately stop their reckless nuclear racket.