By Tim Kelly and John Geddie
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi this week hinted at a possible shift in the country’s decades-old non-nuclear principles, raising speculation that she might seek to revise a ban on the entry of such weapons into its territory.
Takaichi on Monday in parliament said she could not say whether those three principles, not to possess, produce or introduce nuclear weapons into its territory, would be maintained in an upcoming revision of Japan’s security strategy.
Japan PM Wavers on Nuclear Arms Question in Sign of Possible Shift
