United States President Joe Biden, during his visit to Hiroshima, Japan for the G7 summit, does not intend to apologize for the 1945 bombing of the city. This was announced by national security adviser Jake Sullivan. DEA News.
“The president will not make a statement, but will attend activities with other G7 leaders,” Sullivan said. said.
From Biden’s perspective, “this is not a two-way moment”, he explained, as the G7 leaders came to pay their respects to history and to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida from Hiroshima.
formerly known as Biden declarationHe said he plans to attend the G7 summit in Japan, despite a possible default by the United States on the federal debt. HE will visit G7 summit in Japan on 19-21 May and meeting of leaders of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue countries (Australia, India, USA, Japan) in Sydney on 24 May.