Japan’s defence minister to quit over atomic bomb remarks

03 Jul 2007

Japanese Defence Minister Fumio Kyuma will step down over his remarks suggesting that the US atomic bombings of Japan were the inevitable way to end World War II, national broadcaster NHK reported Tuesday. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe accepted Kyuma’s resignation, Jiji Press said. Full Story

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