China has issued a sharp rebuke over Japan's deployment of offensive weapons near the Taiwan region, calling it an “extremely dangerous” escalation that threatens regional stability. 🌏⚡
“Japan’s actions deliberately create tensions and push military confrontation,” said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning during a press briefing on Monday. She urged the international community to remain vigilant, linking the move to recent controversial remarks about Taiwan by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
“China will never allow external forces to interfere in Taiwan or let Japanese militarism revive,” Mao declared, emphasizing Beijing’s resolve to protect sovereignty.
The warning comes amid growing concerns over Japan’s military posture in East Asia. Analysts suggest this could strain China-Japan relations further, with cross-strait dynamics already under global scrutiny. 🔍
Mao reiterated China’s stance: “History will not reverse course. We have the capability to defend our territory.” The statement underscores rising geopolitical friction as 2025 unfolds.
