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The article discusses the remembrance of the nuclear bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima in 1945, where the mayor of Nagasaki confirmed that an American aircraft dropped a nuclear bomb on the city, resulting in the death or injury of around 150,000 people in the following months. Despite Japan's efforts to remind the world of this tragedy, the Prime Minister's spokesperson avoided mentioning the United States' role in the attack. The UN Secretary-General also reflected on the fact that the world is living in an era of deep geopolitical tensions, warning against the resurgence of nuclear weapons use, and calling for nuclear disarmament to prevent future catastrophes. Russian statements emphasized that Japan abandoning its non-nuclear state could provoke countermeasures from neighboring countries, amid international criticism for ignoring the American role in the bombings. Meanwhile, international warnings about the dangers of nuclear tension continue to be raised.
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