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Foreign Ministry Spokesman Mao Ning presided over a regular press conference on July 31. A reporter asked a question. According to reports, the Japanese government officially established the “National Intelligence Service” on July 31 and held its first national intelligence conference. What comments does the Chinese side have on this? Mao Ning pointed out that this incident is yet another negative trend in Japan's internal and external security policies. Historically, Japanese intelligence agencies have paved the way for Japan to fully implement militarism and launch a war of aggression against foreign countries, and have committed untold crimes against neighboring Asian countries and the Japanese people. “In recent times, Japan has used the so-called 'external threat to national security' as an excuse to accelerate the 're-militarization' process, threatening regional peace and stability, and causing widespread concern in the international community. Japanese politicians should deeply learn the lessons of history and act carefully.” Mao Ning said.
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Foreign Ministry Spokesman Mao Ning presided over a regular press conference on July 31. A reporter asked a question. According to reports, the Japanese government officially established the “National Intelligence Service” on July 31 and held its first national intelligence conference. What comments does the Chinese side have on this? Mao Ning pointed out that this incident is yet another negative trend in Japan's internal and external security policies. Historically, Japanese intelligence agencies have paved the way for Japan to fully implement militarism and launch a war of aggression against foreign countries, and have committed untold crimes against neighboring Asian countries and the Japanese people. “In recent times, Japan has used the so-called 'external threat to national security' as an excuse to accelerate the 're-militarization' process, threatening regional peace and stability, and causing widespread concern in the international community. Japanese politicians should deeply learn the lessons of history and act carefully.” Mao Ning said.
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