During the U.S. Obama administration’s compilation process of a new Nuclear Posture Review in 2009, Japan's high-ranking diplomat gave a supportive comment on the construction of a nuclear storage site in Okinawa. This came to light in Akahata's scoop.
Japan expected the U.S. Obama government to maintain and enhance nuclear capability in terms of both “quantity and quality” and to not reduce nuclear weapons, Akahata exclusively reported at its top page feature.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and a South Korean special envoy held a meeting on March 5 and agreed to hold a summit meeting in late April. Japanese Communist Party Chair Shii Kazuo on March 7 issued a statement welcoming this move.
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