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    China says Japan sent ‘shocking’ wrong signal on Taiwan

    The Daily FuseBy The Daily FuseNovember 23, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Japan’s Overseas Ministry didn’t instantly reply on Sunday to a request for touch upon Wang’s remarks. In response to the letter to the UN, the ministry on Saturday dismissed China’s claims as “completely unacceptable” and stated Japan’s dedication to peace was unchanged.

    Taiwan’s Overseas Ministry on Sunday condemned the letter to the UN.

    “The letter not solely comprises impolite and unreasonable content material but additionally maliciously distorts historic details,” the ministry stated in a press release. “Moreover, it violates Article 2(4) of the UN Constitution, which prohibits the risk or use of power in worldwide relations.”

    Wang stated that in responding to Japan’s transfer, “China should resolutely hit again – not solely to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity, but additionally to defend the hard-won postwar achievements secured with blood and sacrifice”.

    If Japan “persists in its flawed course and continues down this path”, all international locations and other people have the proper to “re-examine Japan’s historic crimes” and “resolutely forestall the resurgence of Japanese militarism”, he stated.

    China is Japan’s largest export market after the US, shopping for about US$125 billion of Japanese items in 2024, primarily industrial tools, semiconductors and vehicles, in line with UN COMTRADE knowledge.



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