岸田首相、「公正な平和」訴え　原発安全、議論に貢献―ウクライナ会議

　【ビュルゲンシュトック時事】岸田文雄首相は１５日午後（日本時間１６日未明）、スイス中部ビュルゲンシュトックで開かれたウクライナの和平案に関する「平和サミット」でスピーチした。ロシアの侵攻について「力や威圧による一方的な現状変更の試みを正当化してはいけない」と強調。国連憲章に基づく「公正かつ永続的な平和」の必要性を訴えた。
　首相は侵攻開始以降の日本の対応について「きょうのウクライナはあすの東アジアかもしれない」との危機感から対ロ制裁とウクライナ支援を続けてきたと説明。ゼレンスキー大統領が重視する核・原発の安全保障について「議論に積極的に貢献する」と表明し、地雷除去に関する国際会議を日本で来年開くことも紹介した。（2024/06/16-01:45）

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida stressed on Saturday the need for a fair and permanent peace based on the U.N. Charter, in a speech at the Summit on Peace in Ukraine, which began the same day in Switzerland.
   In the speech at the conference, set to run through Sunday in the Burgenstock resort in central Switzerland, Kishida said that unilateral attempts to change the status quo by force or coercion should not be justified, referring to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which started in February 2022.
   The prime minister said that Tokyo has imposed sanctions against Moscow and provided aid to Kyiv on the fear that "Ukraine today could be East Asia tomorrow."
   He said that Japan will actively contribute to discussions on nuclear safety including at nuclear power plants, which is a key issue for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Kishida also noted that Japan plans to host an international conference on land mine removal next year.
   Kishida mentioned that the Group of Seven major powers affirmed Ukraine's sovereignty and its territorial integrity at their 2023 summit in Hiroshima, western Japan, which he chaired.