US EditionJapan Threatening Us Militarily, China Foreign Minister Tells German Counterpart
- Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that Japan is making military threats towards China, which he termed 'completely unacceptable'.
- Wang Yi emphasized that Japan, as a 'defeated nation', should act with greater caution, especially in 2025, the 80th anniversary of World War II's end.
- Wang Yi accused Japan's current leader of exploiting Taiwan's status, which Japan colonized and against which it committed crimes.
- He asserted that Taiwan's sovereignty belongs to the People's Republic of China and emphasized its historical legal status.
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Japan is threatening China militarily, and this is completely unacceptable, his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi told German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul on Tuesday during a state visit to Beijing. The diplomatic dispute between the two Asian countries intensified after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said that Japan could intervene militarily if China attacks Taiwan.
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Japan threatening us militarily, China foreign minister tells German counterpart
Speaking during a meeting with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul in Beijing, Wang Yi said that given this year is the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, Japan, "as a defeated nation", should have acted with greater caution.
China Say Japan Poses A “Serious Military Threat” To China Over Taiwan
BEIJING– China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, has issued a sharp warning to Japan, claiming that Tokyo now poses a “serious military threat” to China. He made the comments on Monday during talks in Beijing with German State Secretary Johann Wadephul. Chinese state media first reported the remarks, which the German side later confirmed. The statement […] The post China Say Japan Poses a “Serious Military Threat” to China Over Taiwan first appeared …
Japan's military threat to China, which is "completely unacceptable", declared Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Li on Monday to his German counterpart Johann Wadephul, after Tokyo reported on the weekend "dangerous" incidents involving Chinese fighter aircraft.(Source: Reuters). Speaking at a meeting in Beijing, the head of Chinese diplomacy felt that Japan should act more cautiously, mentioning the defeat of China during the Second World War, whic…
China accuses Japan of “military threat”
China accuses Japan of “military threat” Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the remarks to his German counterpart Johann Wadephul, Reuters reports. Wang added that this year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, and that Japan, “as a defeated nation,” should act with greater caution. “Yet its current leader is trying […] The post China accuses Japan of “military threat” first appeared on The Zambian Observer.
Japan is threatening China militaryly, which is “completely unacceptable”, said Chinese Foreign Affairs Minister Wang Yi, to his German counterpart after Tokyo stated that Chinese dogs had pointed their radars to Japanese military aircraft. Japan declared the meeting as a dangerous act, although China has accused Japan of sending aircraft to approach again and disturb the Chinese Navy while it was conducting flight training previously announced …
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