Minju Joson Wednesday observes this in a signed commentary.

As known worldwide, Japan declared in 1968 the "three non-nuclear principles that ban the country from possessing, producing or allowing nuclear weapons on its territory" and has since pretended to pursue the policy of not possessing nukes.

However, Japan examined in secrecy the issue of having access to nukes as soon as it declared the "three non-nuclear principles." This fact indicates that those three principles touted by it are nothing but a fig-leaf to cover up its moves to go nuclear.

The recently disclosed facts about Japan's moves for nuclear weaponization bring to light the true colors of the Japanese reactionaries who play a double game, prompted by their nuclear ambition for overseas expansion. This once again testifies to the hypocrisy of their loud-mouthed "three non-nuclear principles".

Japan is now seeking a war, not peace, and leaving no means untried to achieve its goal for reinvasion.

Not only Asia but the rest of the world may suffer a nuclear disaster due to the nuclear ambition of Japan.

That is why the international community remains highly vigilant against Japan's moves to go nuclear.

The moves stepped by Japan for nuclear weaponization under the veil of the "three non-nuclear principles" are little short of digging its own pitfall.