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Japan calls China’s military activity its biggest strategic challenge

JAPAN, JUL 15 – Japan reports a tripling of Chinese warship passages near its southwestern coasts and highlights growing China-Russia military cooperation as a key regional security threat.

  • On Tuesday, Japan's Defense Ministry cautioned that China’s rapid acceleration of military activity from its southwestern coasts to the Pacific poses the biggest strategic challenge, the ministry said.
  • Off southwestern Japan, Chinese warship passages have tripled in the past three years, the annual report said, highlighting increased regional military activity.
  • Amid regional strains, Taiwan launched 10-day exercises last week, while report said North Korea poses `an increasingly serious and imminent threat` to Japan’s security.
  • Noting global shifts, the report said, `the international society is in a new crisis era since World War II`, and U.S. President Donald Trump’s focus increases expectations for Japan and allies.
  • The report warns, and the defense ministry will start deploying stand-off missiles that can strike targets from outside enemy range this fiscal year.
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CGTN broke the news in Beijing, China on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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