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TwitterTOKYO - Tokyo and Washington have a secret agreement that allows a tacit U.S. military bring nuclear weapons into Japan.
It is disclosed Ryohei Murata, a former deputy foreign minister ministries of Japan, to Yoimuri Shimbun daily, the dilansir today, Tuesday (30/6/2009). Murata occupied the position from July 1987 to August 1989.
“There is a document of agreement,” said Murata (79).
Agreement reached in 1960, when the two countries to update the bilateral security treaty.
Although the Japanese government has disputed the official, Murata recognition as a former government officials for the first time to prove the existence of the agreement.
The existence of a previous agreement that was from a U.S. government document, known as NSSM5, the Yomiuri Shimbun in 1997, and is recognized by a source in Washington.
“Officials have requested that before I submit my materials (confidential agreement) to a minister in my capacity as deputy minister,” I Murata. He also confessed that the material has been discussed with the Secretary of State when the.
On June 10th ago Manteri Foreign Affairs Hirofumi Nakasone has disputed the existence of this agreement. He also stressed prime minister and foreign minister in the past have also disputed
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