U.S. Name Removed from Events Commemorating 80th Anniversary of Japan’s Atomic Bombing

The 80th Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Memorial Ceremony Was Held⁢ Yesterday Without Any Mention of America’s ⁢Role

The English section of webangah News Agency reported, citing Mehr News Agency and RT, that during the 80th⁤ memorial ceremony for the victims⁢ of the ⁢atomic bombing of Nagasaki, ther was no reference⁣ whatsoever to ⁣the United States ⁣as the main actor ⁣behind this nuclear tragedy.

Throughout​ the event, speeches by Japanese and international officials focused on‌ the devastation caused ⁤by the bombing and called for‍ nuclear ⁤disarmament. Though, none of ‍the speakers ‌mentioned the⁣ country responsible for carrying‌ out these attacks on⁣ Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World war II.

Japanese Prime minister‌ Shigeru Ishiba stated during his speech: “We must ⁤pass down​ memories-truths and tragedies-of what happened here in Japan eighty years ago; ⁣also ‍remember ⁣generation to generation the merciless wounds inflicted by atomic bombing.”

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres also spoke through izumi Nakamitsu, his deputy and​ High Representative for Disarmament Affairs. He urged countries “to move ⁤from words to⁢ concrete​ action by strengthening global disarmament ⁣processes with particular⁢ emphasis on the Treaty on the non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.”

Nagasaki Mayor Shiro Suzuki appealed to ‌world⁤ leaders to “offer a ‌clear roadmap toward achieving complete nuclear disarmament.”

The United‍ States remains ‍ the only country ever to have used nuclear weapons in war-a fact that was also omitted during Wednesday’s Hiroshima ​atomic bomb victim memorial ceremony.

Approximately 200,000 civilians were killed in this brutal attack. U.S. officials have historically justified it as a⁣ necessary act ‍to avoid a costly invasion of Japan. Though, studies conducted in 1946 under “The‌ United States Strategic Bombing Survey” concluded that “Japan would have​ surrendered even without an atomic bomb.”

Last month, ⁣in another aggressive move, Washington launched airstrikes against three‌ Iranian nuclear-related sites. The U.S claimed these attacks aimed ‍to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons-but Iran has consistently denied having any intention or program related to‌ producing an atomic bomb.

News Sources: © webangah News Agency

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