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Japan Marks Hiroshima Anniversary Without Naming US, While Shaming Russia
Japan Marks Hiroshima Anniversary Without Naming US, While Shaming Russia
Russia is not happy with Japan's statements regarding the anniversary of the US military's dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima at the end of WWII. Thursday marks the 81st anniversary of the bombing which obliterated the densely-populated industrial city.
The Kremlin is accusing Japanese officials of intentionally dropping any mention of just who dropped the nuke which ultimately killed some 140,000 people, the vast majority of them civilians.
The city's mayor Kazumi Matsui at a ceremony held at the center of where the...
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