Obama wants a world without nuclear weapons.
In historic visit to Hiroshima, the US president hoped the world would "find the courage, to jointly spread the peace and to pursue a world without weapons nuclear. "
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and US President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the Peace memorial Park in Hiroshima pm 27/5. Earlier, Obama visited the city museum, which showcases haunting pictures of victims of the atomic bombing conducted by the US army in the late World war II. photo: Getty.
Obama is the first US president to visit the city of Hiroshima, where the US military bombing Post world war II atomic caused 140,000 deaths. In the journal of peace Monument, the US president wrote that he hoped the world would "find the courage, to work together to spread the peace and pursue a world without nuclear weapons ". Photo: Getty.
" We stand here between this city and forced himself to think about the moment the bomb was dropped. Words can not express all that pain. We remember all the innocent people killed in the devastating war, "Obama said. Under American leadership, people need to share responsibility, looking straight at the truth in the eyes of history and avoid repeating mistakes. Photo: Reuters.
Speaking at the commemoration, Prime Minister Abe said that his historic visit Obama gives great hope for those who want to see a world without nuclear weapons. Japanese leaders also praised the "courage" when Obama visited Hiroshima. Photo: Getty.
Prime Minister Abe slightly bent when the US president hugged one victim survived the atomic bombing. Mayor of Hiroshima, Mr. Kazumi Matsui and Nagasaki Mayor, Tomihisa Taue him on the list of about 100 people present at the memorial ceremony. Photo: Getty.
Prior to the Peace Memorial, the US leader told members of the US military and the Japanese Self-Defense Force base in Iwakuni. "This is an opportunity for us to pursue peace, security and a world free of nuclear weapons need to. The visit also shows that even the most painful divisions can be healed and the two states Sale (US and Japan) is not only a partnership but also can become intimate friends ", quoted Mr. Obama said. Photo: Getty.
Security in the city of Hiroshima was tight before and during the time of Obama Monument to Peace. 4,600 police participated in the process of protecting the visit. Photo: Getty.
Obama's helicopter landed preparing runway Peace memorial. Obama is the incumbent US president Hiroshima arrive first since the military dropped atomic bombs on Japanese cities in 1945. President Obama is determined to make the trip, despite so many opinions from domestic criticism that the his presence equivalent to an apology (unofficial) after the nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 71 years ago. Photo: Reuters
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