On the afternoon of July 30, the Ministry of National Defense held a regular press conference. Ministry of National Defense spokesman Colonel Jiang Bin answered questions from reporters. Reporter: Today marks the 27th anniversary of the signing of the memorandum of understanding between the Chinese and Japanese governments on the destruction of Japanese heritage chemical weapons. China has repeatedly requested Japan to speed up the Japanese heritage chemical weapons disposal process. Any comments on this please? Jiang Bin: Japan's abandonment of chemical weapons in China is one of the serious crimes committed by Japanese militarism during the war of aggression against China. The complete and complete destruction of Japanese heritage chemical weapons as soon as possible is a historical, political, and legal responsibility that Japan cannot shirk. It is an international obligation stipulated in the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. According to the time limit set by the Convention and the provisions of the memorandum of understanding between the Chinese and Japanese governments, Japan should complete the destruction of all Japanese heritage chemical weapons in China in 2007, but repeated passions and perfunctory actions have caused the destruction plan to be overdue four times. Due to Japan's lack of sincerity in fulfilling the agreement and limited investment, in particular, it has never provided detailed information on Japanese chemical weapons burial, a large number of Japanese heritage chemical weapons have not been discovered, and they are still endangering the safety and ecological safety of the Chinese people's lives and property. Japan owes the Chinese people an account, and the world owes an account. If you avoid heavy weights, it won't work easily; it's impossible to get through the hurdles. Once again, we demand that Japan face up to history and present
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On the afternoon of July 30, the Ministry of National Defense held a regular press conference. Ministry of National Defense spokesman Colonel Jiang Bin answered questions from reporters. Reporter: Today marks the 27th anniversary of the signing of the memorandum of understanding between the Chinese and Japanese governments on the destruction of Japanese heritage chemical weapons. China has repeatedly requested Japan to speed up the Japanese heritage chemical weapons disposal process. Any comments on this please? Jiang Bin: Japan's abandonment of chemical weapons in China is one of the serious crimes committed by Japanese militarism during the war of aggression against China. The complete and complete destruction of Japanese heritage chemical weapons as soon as possible is a historical, political, and legal responsibility that Japan cannot shirk. It is an international obligation stipulated in the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. According to the time limit set by the Convention and the provisions of the memorandum of understanding between the Chinese and Japanese governments, Japan should complete the destruction of all Japanese heritage chemical weapons in China in 2007, but repeated passions and perfunctory actions have caused the destruction plan to be overdue four times. Due to Japan's lack of sincerity in fulfilling the agreement and limited investment, in particular, it has never provided detailed information on Japanese chemical weapons burial, a large number of Japanese heritage chemical weapons have not been discovered, and they are still endangering the safety and ecological safety of the Chinese people's lives and property. Japan owes the Chinese people an account, and the world owes an account. If you avoid heavy weights, it won't work easily; it's impossible to get through the hurdles. Once again, we demand that Japan face up to history and present
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