[Japan's ruling coalition plans to hold consultations on revising the "Three Security Documents" at the end of the year] October 21, according to Japanese news on the 20th, multiple relevant sources said that Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its governing partner, the Japan Reform Association, plan to start practical-level consultations on revising the "Three Security Documents" at the end of this year in November. Issues such as revising the "Three Non-nuclear Principles" and introducing nuclear-powered submarines may become the focus. It is said that the Liberal Democratic Party requires an early study on the feasibility of possessing submarines equipped with long-range missiles, including "next generation power" submarines. The Japanese Restoration Society went a step further, believing that there was no other option except nuclear-powered submarines and advocating their introduction as soon as possible. The Japan Restoration Council also advocates "conducting a study consistent with the actual situation" on the principle of "not transporting nuclear weapons" among the "Three Non-nuclear Principles". The two parties will coordinate their opinions. (CCTV News)