岸田首相、核の共有「認められぬ」　非核三原則を堅持―参院予算委

　岸田文雄首相は２８日の参院予算委員会で、米国の核兵器受け入れ国が使用に際して意思決定に加わるニュークリア・シェアリング（核兵器の共有）の検討を求める声が出ていることについて、「非核三原則を堅持するわが国の立場から認められない」と語った。立憲民主党の田島麻衣子氏への答弁。
　自民党内には、核兵器の共有に関して、「世界はどのように安全が守られているかという現実について、議論していくことをタブー視してはならない」（安倍晋三元首相）などの意見が出ている。（2022/02/28-12:28）

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Monday denied that his country will enter a nuclear-sharing arrangement with the United States.
   The denial followed a recent call for the government to consider taking part in the arrangement, which would allow Japan to participate in the decision-making process of the United States if it uses a nuclear weapon.
   Participation in such an arrangement is "unacceptable from the standpoint of our country, which firmly maintains the three nonnuclear principles" of not possessing or producing nuclear weapons and not allowing them on Japan's territory, Kishida told a meeting of the Budget Committee of the House of Councillors, the upper chamber of the Diet, Japan's parliament.
   On Sunday, former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party called for debates on the matter.
   "Holding discussions on the reality about how the world's safety is protected should not be considered a taboo," former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party said.