China Condemns Japan’s Military Actions as Threat to Global Order

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, China‘s Ministry of Defense spokesperson, Chen Xi, announced that Japan’s recent military actions not only breach the country’s peaceful commitments but also represent a clear violation of the international order established following World War II.

The Chinese official criticized the Japanese government’s military approach, stating, “Right-wing forces in that country are using claims about a ‘China threat’ to justify rapidly increasing their defense expenditures and strengthening their military capabilities.”

He added, “These trends are expanding the offensive capabilities and long-range power of Japan’s military forces and are aimed at gradually weakening the country’s nuclear limitations.”

The spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Defense emphasized, “Such actions are in contradiction with Japan’s peaceful commitments and could challenge the post-World War II international order.”

Following World War II, Japan renounced war as a tool for resolving international disputes and maintaining military forces for aggression, particularly under Article 9 of its constitution. However, in recent years, Tokyo has prioritized increasing its defense spending and enhancing its missile and deterrence capabilities, citing the changing regional security environment.