Japan marks Hiroshima for nuclear disarmament

The text focuses on commemorating Hiroshima 81 years after the city was bombed with a nuclear weapon by the United States in 1945. The Japanese government emphasizes the necessity of nuclear disarmament and strengthening the non-proliferation regime, stressing that such a tragedy must never happen again. It also mentions survivors' accounts and new scientific discoveries, such as an unknown metal found in the bomb’s debris, highlighting the importance of remembering the nuclear war catastrophe and the international responsibility to prevent its recurrence. The documents do not explicitly mention the country responsible for the attack, but the emphasis is on recalling the disaster and the importance of nuclear peace.

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