The Japanese prime minister's hint at possible adjustments to the three non-nuclear principles has drawn attention from the outside.

Foreign media reported last night (November 12): "Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takeda hinted in her speech in the Diet this week that the government may adjust its long-standing 'Three Non-Nuclear Principles.' This immediately triggered speculation that she might be considering relaxing the ban on nuclear weapons entering Japanese territory."

[Witty] Comment: Sanae Takeda, you're causing trouble! The more reckless you are, the closer you are to your downfall. China has always adhered to the principle of not being the first to use nuclear weapons, and has pledged never to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear weapon states (non-nuclear states refer to countries whose territories do not have deployed nuclear weapons). Does Sanae Takeda hope Japan becomes a nuclear-armed country?

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