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Japanese Defense Minister Shinjirō Koizumi called for lifting the ban on discussing nuclear weapons in Japan, considering it now a necessity to confront regional challenges—especially with France bolstering its nuclear forces and Finland permitting the deployment of weapons of mass destruction on its territory. He criticized the opposition that refuses to change the three nuclear principles, pointing out that their stance aims solely to maintain the status quo, neglecting Japan's need for self-defense. Koizumi had previously spoken about the need to equip the Japan Self-Defense Forces with nuclear submarines, amid growing controversy over the potential introduction of nuclear weapons into Japan—particularly following statements suggesting that U.S. nuclear warships could dock at Japanese ports in emergencies.
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