Japan and Allies Mark WWII Anniversary Differently
Japan and Allies Mark WWII Anniversary Differently
Japan and Allies Mark WWII Anniversary Differently
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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida reiterated Japan's commitment to a rules-based international order on the 79th anniversary of World War II's end, while avoiding apologies for Japan's wartime aggression. Japanese government ministers, including Defense Minister Minoru Kihara, controversially visited the Yasukuni Shrine, seen by some Asian nations as a symbol of militarism. In Australia, VP Day commemorations honored the sacrifices of Australian forces during the war. In San Diego, Honor Flight San Diego celebrated VJ Day by honoring WWII veterans with events and sharing their stories. Veterans in attendance recounted their experiences and the significance of the war's end. The nonprofit organization also highlighted its mission to recognize the contributions of veterans through trips to Washington, D.C.

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