Ozawa warns about China, says Japan could easily go nuclear

Ozawa warns about China, says Japan could easily go nuclear

FUKUOKA, Japan - Opposition Liberal Party leader Ichiro Ozawa gives a lecture in Fukuoka on April 6. Ozawa said it would be a simple matter for Japan to produce nuclear warheads and surpass China's military power, while warning that ''China is applying itself to expansion of military power.''

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