Nobel winners send message to Putin

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The winners of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize landed in Oslo Sunday night and sent a direct message to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday: “Nuclear weapons are something that must never be used.” Their organization Nihon Hidankyo has also sent its message in writing.

Tanaka condemned not only the threats from Russia but also from Israel at its leaders continue to destroy Gaza: “The threats are being made against the people in Gaza, so a gruesome nuclear attack can be repeated.

Tanaka, who was 13 years old when the atom bombs were dropped on Japan, admitted he was ” very nervous” about delivering the traditional acceptance speech for the Peace Prize, known as the Nobel Lecture.

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Published On: 2024-12-09 @ 14:34:43 (5 days ago)

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