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???? 14 Prime Minister Abe Shinzo said, will be considered for his country's military force attack is also allowed to exercise collective self-defense new three elements of the self defense forces to participate in international demining activities. In addition, LDP secretary general, feldspar broken Mao said the same day, even in the new three elements, the government proposed to exercise the right of collective self-defense for all 8 cases are able to deal with. And are discussing whether to allow http://www.mymusic666.com/ of exercising the right of collective self-defense, think, even agreed to the lifting of the ban should also be limited to use object. This highlights the differences between the two parties on the position.

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???? considering that most Japanese imports of crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz, sea route of the Middle East, Shigeru Ishiba in http://www.happyfiesta123.com/ the city of Hiroshima press conference on the demining activities pointed out, "if oil imports facing difficulties, oil and prices will rise. The stock market will also be affected".

???? three new elements is Masahiko Komura vice president of the Liberal Democratic Party 13 days in the ruling party consultations in the proposed scheme. Which gives a condition of exercising the right of collective self-defense is "China's stand is threatened, life, liberty and the pursuit http://www.xiaoyu566.com/ of happiness of national rights could be completely deprived".