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G7 leaders should vow 'no first use' of nuclear weapons, ex-mayor of Hiroshima says

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Former mayor of Hiroshima says G7 should declare no first use policy. Tadatoshi Akiba says Japan can lead efforts to pressure Putin on Ukraine. Akiba: Hiroshima declaration should be the starting point for the universal policy. This could be due to a conflict with your ad-blocking or security software.

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The Japan Times

G7 leaders should vow 'no first use' of nuclear weapons, ex-mayor of Hiroshima says

Japan, as host of the G7 summit, can lead efforts to pressure Putin to not use nuclear weapons in his war on Ukraine, but G7 members should "aim higher," Tadatoshi Akiba said.

1 year ago·Japan

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Japan Today

G7 should declare 'no first use' of nuclear weapons: ex-Hiroshima mayor

The Group of Seven industrialized nations should declare a nuclear weapon "no first use" policy during a summit in May in Hiroshima, the former mayor of the atomic-bombed Japanese city said in a speech on Saturday in London. Japan, as host of the summit, can lead efforts to pressure Russian…

1 year ago·Sakado, Japan

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