Levina
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Nope!Japan, as a non-nuclear member, and as a nation that detests nuclear weapons programs (being the only country in the history of the world to ever have been struck with devastating nuclear bombs ; one in Nagasaki and Hiroshima --- which resulted in over 300,000 innocent Japanese deaths; a result of the actual blast and nuclear fallout) we do not condone nuclear weapon propagation as it only destabilizes the region, the world. In fact, that is one thing that we did not agree with in both Pakistan and India. Nuclear weapons propagation proves and acts as a deterrent by those who believe in nuclear strategic policy, but for me and for many other intellectuals in this area --- the consequences of a bad scenario is a nightmare of epic proportions. We are not dealing with atom bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki some 70 years ago, we are dealing with far more advanced nuclear technology such as thermonuclear warheads, with the capacity and capability to liquidate , to glass area that are in the thousands of square kilometers. We are talking about , in an event of a war scenario, the extermination of entire nations.
I did not say Japan sells us nuclear weapons, but I said "nuclear power plant parts".
I'm sure there was must have been a strong reason for Abe to curtail his visit to India in September 2007, which dismayed Pakistan.
I do know that hitherto Japan has maintained a balance in its diplomatic policy toward South Asia.
But Abe's tilt towards India can not be missed;Japan's support towards the Indo-US nuclear deal, Japanese willingness to sell nuclear material to India, and the Arc of Democracy and Freedom( to forge a group of countries comprising Japan, United States, Australia, India, and other Western democracies) definitely created anxiety and confusion about Japan's future policy toward Pakistan.
(I'm not saying India & Japan are besties)