China has called out Japan for allegedly orchestrating a 'radar illumination' incident in disputed waters, accusing Tokyo of spreading disinformation and escalating tensions. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated Wednesday that Japan deliberately harassed a Chinese carrier and fabricated claims to create a 'political stunt.' 🔥
Newly released audio data and details by Chinese media reportedly expose inconsistencies in Japan's narrative. Guo emphasized that China's military exercises in the region were 'professional, safe, and lawful,' while accusing Japanese warplanes of intruding into pre-announced drill zones for 'hostile surveillance.' 🚨
'Japan first denied receiving prior notification of our drills, then admitted it. Why the flip-flop?' Guo challenged during a press briefing. He urged the international community to 'see through Japan’s deception,' particularly warning its allies against being 'misguided.' 🌐
The spat comes amid strained China-Japan relations, with Beijing demanding Tokyo retract recent remarks by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding the Taiwan region. China insists Japan must 'correct its wrongdoings' to avoid further escalation. ⚠️
