On November 5, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference. Some reporters asked questions. According to reports, the Japanese government plans to pass the new “Three Security Documents” in December. Some sources said that the new “Three Security Documents” plan to continue to position China as the “biggest strategic challenge,” mentioning that defense spending will be raised to nearly double the current plan in the next 5 years, totaling 70 trillion to 80 trillion yen, focusing on increasing offensive military strength such as long-range attacks and unmanned combat. What comments does the Chinese side have on this? Guo Jiakun said that Japan can't wait to amend the “Three Security Documents,” drastically increasing military spending, developing offensive capabilities, and speeding up “re-militarization.” The so-called “biggest strategic challenge” is just a factual excuse for Japan's military expansion in the name of “defense.” “We have noticed that Japan is also concerned that the concept of a peaceful nation will deteriorate, and the economy and people's livelihood will be seriously affected.” Guo Jiakun pointed out that in history, Japanese militarism has committed heinous crimes, causing profound disasters to the people of the Asia-Pacific region and the world. It is not far off to be overlooked. Japan's “re-militarization” is rapidly advancing, continuously breaking through “exclusive defense,” seriously threatening regional peace and stability, and challenging the post-war international order. The international community must be highly vigilant and jointly contain it.
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On November 5, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference. Some reporters asked questions. According to reports, the Japanese government plans to pass the new “Three Security Documents” in December. Some sources said that the new “Three Security Documents” plan to continue to position China as the “biggest strategic challenge,” mentioning that defense spending will be raised to nearly double the current plan in the next 5 years, totaling 70 trillion to 80 trillion yen, focusing on increasing offensive military strength such as long-range attacks and unmanned combat. What comments does the Chinese side have on this? Guo Jiakun said that Japan can't wait to amend the “Three Security Documents,” drastically increasing military spending, developing offensive capabilities, and speeding up “re-militarization.” The so-called “biggest strategic challenge” is just a factual excuse for Japan's military expansion in the name of “defense.” “We have noticed that Japan is also concerned that the concept of a peaceful nation will deteriorate, and the economy and people's livelihood will be seriously affected.” Guo Jiakun pointed out that in history, Japanese militarism has committed heinous crimes, causing profound disasters to the people of the Asia-Pacific region and the world. It is not far off to be overlooked. Japan's “re-militarization” is rapidly advancing, continuously breaking through “exclusive defense,” seriously threatening regional peace and stability, and challenging the post-war international order. The international community must be highly vigilant and jointly contain it.
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