Canadian warship enters Kobe Por

Canadian warship enters Kobe Por

The Canadian Navy supply vessel Protecteur sails for Kobe Port on May 28. The call drew protests from citizens for its failure to submit a nonnuclear weapons certificate required under Kobe's municipal regulations. The Japanese Foreign Ministry explained that the ship does not carry nuclear weapons because Canada has signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. ==Kyodo

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