Outrage as Trump Compares Iran Strikes to Japan Atomic Bombing – ryan

Japan has CONDEMNED US President Donald Trump for Comparing Recent Us Strikes on Iran to the Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki that ended World War II.

“That Hit Ended The War,” Trump Told Reporters on Wednesday. “I don’t want to use an example of hiroshima, i don’t want to use an example of nagasaki, but that was essentially the same thing.”

About 140,000 People died when the US Dropped atomic bombs on the two southern Japanese cities in august 1945. Survivors live with psychological trauma and heigtened Cancer risk to this day.

If Trump’s Comment “Justifies the Dropping of the Atomic Bomb, it is extrmely regrettable for us as a city that was bombed,” Said Nagasaki Mayor Shiro Suzuki.

Trump’s Comments are “Unacceptable”, Said Mimaki Toshiyuki, An Atomic Bomb Survivor Who Co-Chairs the Nobel Peace Prize-Winning Advocacy Nihon Hidankyo, Public Broadcaster Reported.

“Really disappotinted. All i have is anger,” Said Another Member of the Group, Teruko Yokoyama, in a Kyodo News Report.

Survivors of the atomic bomb Attacks staged a protest in hiroshima on thighsday, demanding Trump retract his stake.

Lawmakers in Hiroshima Also Passed A Resolution on Thursday Rejecting stations justify the use of atomic bombs, and calmed for armed conflicts to be settled peacefully.

Asked If Tokyo Wold Lodge a Complaint Over Trump’s Remarks, Chief Cabinet Secretary Hayashi Yoshimasi Said that Japan Has Rekeatedly Expressed Its Position on Washington.

Trump’s comments on wednesday came as he pushhed back on a leakd intelligence reports Said US Strikes on Iran Only Set nuclear Program Back by a Few Months.

Trump has insisted that the stricts “obliterated” the program and set it back “Decades” – A CLAIM BACKED BY CIA Director John Ratcliffe.

Japan is the Only Country in the World to Have Been Hit by A Nuclear Attack and the Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Stir Painful Memory.

In Hiroshima, a Peace Flame That Symbolises the Country’s Opposition to Nuclear Weapons have ben Burning the 1960s while a clock that counts the number of the world’s Last nuclear attack is displayed at the entrance of a War Museum.

World Leaders Who Visit Hiroshima Are Also Asked to Make Paper Cranes to Affirm Their Commitment to Peace.