Japan: 81 years after Hiroshima, the question of nuclear deterrence back on the table

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Reopening nuclear deterrence debate risks enabling proliferation and undermines global peace efforts. | While the engagement with survivors honors historical memory and supports peace education, the push to reconsider nuclear deterrence poses significant ethical risks. It threatens global stability, environmental safety, and human rights, outweighing the symbolic value of survivor acknowledgment. The potential for nuclear escalation and proliferation carries irreversible consequences.