The Nihon Hidankyo, a group of survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear bombing, issued a stern reminder on Saturday, stating that the threat of nuclear war is growing.
This comes as they renew their decades-long plan to prohibit nuclear weapons.
” The world situation is deteriorating, with war now being fought under the looming danger of nuclear hits”, said Shigemitsu Tanaka, co-leader of the group and a veteran of the 1945 Nagasaki attack.
” I fear we are on a journey toward self-destruction. The only thing that can stop this is the total elimination of nuclear weaponry,” he continued.
The Norway Nobel Committee acknowledged their long-standing efforts to rid the world of atomic weapons shortly after receiving the award. Given the current international tensions, the committee made a point about the committee’s extended impact.
Despite not naming certain countries, Vladimir Putin made the suggestion that Moscow might use nuclear weapons if Western powers permit Ukraine to launch long-range missiles against Russian place, and the honor and renewed calls for disarmament follow those made recently.
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