Techub News 消息，据金十报道，日本首相石破茂今日对媒体表示，日本媒体关于他本人将辞职的报道「全都没有事实依据」。石破茂称，他刚刚结束了与自民党最高顾问麻生太郎、前首相菅义伟和岸田文雄的会面，「未讨论辞职问题」。媒体关于其打算辞职的报道完全不属实。石破茂再次表示，自己将留任，继续执政。此前日本《每日新闻》报道，日本首相石破茂向身边人士表明，将根据自民党 8 月汇总的参议院选举结果，最迟于 8 月宣布辞职意向。

<p>Techub News 消息，据金十报道，日本首相石破茂今日对媒体表示，日本媒体关于他本人将辞职的报道「全都没有事实依据」。石破茂称，他刚刚结束了与自民党最高顾问麻生太郎、前首相菅义伟和岸田文雄的会面，「未讨论辞职问题」。媒体关于其打算辞职的报道完全不属实。石破茂再次表示，自己将留任，继续执政。此前日本《每日新闻》报道，日本首相石破茂向身边人士表明，将根据自民党 8 月汇总的参议院选举结果，最迟于 8 月宣布辞职意向。</p>

日本首相石破茂驳斥有关其辞职的媒体报道

Techub News reported that according to Jinshi, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba told the media today that the Japanese media reports that he would resign "have no factual basis at all." Shigeru Ishiba said that he had just finished a meeting with Taro Aso, the top adviser of the Liberal Democratic Party, former Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and Fumio Kishida, and "did not discuss the issue of resignation." The media reports that he intends to resign are completely untrue. Shigeru Ishiba once again stated that he will stay in office and continue to govern. Earlier, Japan's "Daily News" reported that Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba told people around him that he would announce his intention to resign no later than August based on the results of the Senate election compiled by the Liberal Democratic Party in August.

<p>According to Techub News and Jin Shi's report, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba told the media today that media reports about his resignation "have no factual basis". Ishiba stated that he had just concluded a meeting with the Liberal Democratic Party's top advisors Taro Aso, former Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, and Fumio Kishida, and "did not discuss resignation". Media reports about his intention to resign are completely untrue. Ishiba reiterated that he will remain in office and continue to govern. Previously, the Japanese newspaper Mainichi reported that Prime Minister Ishiba had indicated to those around him that he would announce his resignation intention by August at the latest, based on the results of the House of Councillors election in August.</p>

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba refutes media reports of his resignation

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