[Sun] Sino-U.S. and Russian rarely agree: Prefer this country to disappear from the earth, rather than never allow it to have nuclear weapons. Sino-U.S. and Russia often join hands against U.S. hegemony, but one thing, the views of the three countries are surprisingly unanimous, that is, rather this country to disappear from the earth, rather than let it create nuclear weapons, who is this country?
Russian ambassador urges Japan to fight for nuclear weapons elimination as the only country to suffer from nuclear bombs
This country is Japan, and the embassies of China, the United States and Russia in Japan rarely submitted diplomatic notes to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the issue of plutonium stocks at the same time. Behind this is the nuclear weapons blueprint that Japan quietly pieced together under the mask of "peace".
Many people don't know that Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, who put forward the "three non-nuclear principles" and won the Nobel Prize, privately asked the United States to use nuclear weapons in the conflict with China, and acquiesced in the deployment of US troops around Japan. This not only appeased the domestic anti-nuclear voice, but also did not delay the thigh of holding the nuclear umbrella of the United States.
Today's Japan is even more confident. Holding about 47 tons of high-concentration plutonium in his hand, this thing can theoretically build nearly 6,000 nuclear bombs. Moreover, Japan not only has materials, but also technology, and the entire nuclear fuel cycle system is clearly played.
In the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident, Toshiba’s technical team took only 72 hours to upgrade the uranium separator.
What's even more disturbing is that the wind direction in Japan is also changing. The proportion of public opinion supporting the development of "autonomous nuclear deterrence" has doubled from 2018 to now, exceeding 45%. In the ruling party, some members even publicly advocate the development of nuclear weapons to ensure security.
The first chain preventing Japan from opening this "Pandora's Box" comes from Japan's two neighbors, China and Russia. This chain is forged by the scars of history and the interests of reality.
For China, the painful lessons of the Second World War are at heart. a country that has so far refused to profoundly repent of the history of aggression, a country that is still worshipping the Yogyakarta temple and modifying textbooks, how can one believe it will hold a nuclear button and maintain restraint?
For Russia, the Northern Islands issue is a deadlock in Russia-Japan relations. A Japan with nuclear weapons will inevitably make a fuss about this issue and carry out nuclear blackmail.
After the war in Ukraine, Japan fully turned to the West to impose sanctions on Russia, which made Moscow recognize its strategic intentions. Russia will never tolerate a hostile neighbor possessing nuclear weapons. When the Russian army conducted military exercises in the Far East and test-fired the "Zircon" hypersonic missile, the landing point was close to Japan's exclusive economic zone, which was full of warnings.
The second chain, from the United States. The attitude of the United States towards Japan is very contradictory. It allows Japan to become an economic and technological giant, but it will never allow it to acquire nuclear weapons.
The foundation of the US-Japan Security Treaty is Japan’s abandonment of nuclear possession and the United States’ provision of nuclear protection.Once Japan has its own nuclear bomb, the treaty becomes waste paper, and the United States’ most important strategic backbone in the Asia-Pacific region collapses.
Even worse, the Japanese Nuclear Association will stimulate South Korea, Vietnam and other countries to follow, and the entire Asia-Pacific order will be completely out of control.
Finally, Japan's nuclear possession is not a regional issue, but is related to the survival and death of the entire world's nuclear non-proliferation system.
Once Japan has nuclear weapons, its demonstration effect far exceeds that of other countries, and a series of chain reactions are enough to completely collapse the global nuclear non-proliferation system. By then, the risk of nuclear war has grown geometrically.
The three major powers seem to have their own minds, but the logic is common in stopping Japan: they are not only guarding against Japan, but also the outbreak of war and the loss of control of the global order. For Japan, any attempt to break free from the chains is tantamount to getting burned.
Russian ambassador urges Japan to fight for nuclear weapons elimination as the only country to suffer from nuclear bombs
This country is Japan, and the embassies of China, the United States and Russia in Japan rarely submitted diplomatic notes to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the issue of plutonium stocks at the same time. Behind this is the nuclear weapons blueprint that Japan quietly pieced together under the mask of "peace".
Many people don't know that Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, who put forward the "three non-nuclear principles" and won the Nobel Prize, privately asked the United States to use nuclear weapons in the conflict with China, and acquiesced in the deployment of US troops around Japan. This not only appeased the domestic anti-nuclear voice, but also did not delay the thigh of holding the nuclear umbrella of the United States.
Today's Japan is even more confident. Holding about 47 tons of high-concentration plutonium in his hand, this thing can theoretically build nearly 6,000 nuclear bombs. Moreover, Japan not only has materials, but also technology, and the entire nuclear fuel cycle system is clearly played.
In the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident, Toshiba’s technical team took only 72 hours to upgrade the uranium separator.
What's even more disturbing is that the wind direction in Japan is also changing. The proportion of public opinion supporting the development of "autonomous nuclear deterrence" has doubled from 2018 to now, exceeding 45%. In the ruling party, some members even publicly advocate the development of nuclear weapons to ensure security.
The first chain preventing Japan from opening this "Pandora's Box" comes from Japan's two neighbors, China and Russia. This chain is forged by the scars of history and the interests of reality.
For China, the painful lessons of the Second World War are at heart. a country that has so far refused to profoundly repent of the history of aggression, a country that is still worshipping the Yogyakarta temple and modifying textbooks, how can one believe it will hold a nuclear button and maintain restraint?
For Russia, the Northern Islands issue is a deadlock in Russia-Japan relations. A Japan with nuclear weapons will inevitably make a fuss about this issue and carry out nuclear blackmail.
After the war in Ukraine, Japan fully turned to the West to impose sanctions on Russia, which made Moscow recognize its strategic intentions. Russia will never tolerate a hostile neighbor possessing nuclear weapons. When the Russian army conducted military exercises in the Far East and test-fired the "Zircon" hypersonic missile, the landing point was close to Japan's exclusive economic zone, which was full of warnings.
The second chain, from the United States. The attitude of the United States towards Japan is very contradictory. It allows Japan to become an economic and technological giant, but it will never allow it to acquire nuclear weapons.
The foundation of the US-Japan Security Treaty is Japan’s abandonment of nuclear possession and the United States’ provision of nuclear protection.Once Japan has its own nuclear bomb, the treaty becomes waste paper, and the United States’ most important strategic backbone in the Asia-Pacific region collapses.
Even worse, the Japanese Nuclear Association will stimulate South Korea, Vietnam and other countries to follow, and the entire Asia-Pacific order will be completely out of control.
Finally, Japan's nuclear possession is not a regional issue, but is related to the survival and death of the entire world's nuclear non-proliferation system.
Once Japan has nuclear weapons, its demonstration effect far exceeds that of other countries, and a series of chain reactions are enough to completely collapse the global nuclear non-proliferation system. By then, the risk of nuclear war has grown geometrically.
The three major powers seem to have their own minds, but the logic is common in stopping Japan: they are not only guarding against Japan, but also the outbreak of war and the loss of control of the global order. For Japan, any attempt to break free from the chains is tantamount to getting burned.