Hiroshima commemorates 81 years amid nuclear concerns

Hiroshima marked the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing, with the mayor criticizing the continued reliance on nuclear deterrence by major powers and urging global disarmament. The ceremony observed a minute of silence and drew about 50,000 attendees, including representatives from over 120 countries. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed a commitment to a "realistic approach" toward preventing nuclear use, amid discussions of possibly revising Japan's non-nuclear policies, which would mark a shift from postwar principles. Survivors remain concerned about the fading memory of the attack and the international support for nuclear deterrence, while the UN Secretary-General emphasized the importance of building a world where nuclear weapons are unthinkable.

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