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On August 9th, a memorial ceremony was held in the Peace Memorial Park in Nagasaki to commemorate the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing of the city.

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae attended the ceremony and, in her speech regarding the "three non-nuclear principles" (not possessing, not producing, not introducing nuclear weapons), once again took a vague stance and vaguely confirmed that Japan will continue to adhere to these principles.

Her statement on August 9th echoed the wording she used on August 6th in Hiroshima, marking the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing of the city. In her speech, Takaichi Sanae only mentioned that Japan currently adheres to the "three non-nuclear principles," but her formulation differed slightly from previous Japanese prime ministers and did not include an explicit commitment that Japan will adhere to them in the future.

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Takaichi Sanae opět vágně mluvila o „třech bezjaderných principech“
Dne 9. srpna se v Mírovém památném parku v Nagasaki konala pamětní ceremonie k 81. výročí atomového bombardování města. Japonská premiérka Takaichi Sanae se ceremonie zúčastnila a ve svém projevu ke „třem bezjaderným principům“ (nevlastnit, nevyrábět, nevypouštět jaderné zbraně)​ opět zaujala vágní stanovisko a nejasně potvrdila, že Japonsko tyto principy bude nadále dodržovat.
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