"Japan would Adopt a Solid Strategy Against China," from the PLA Analysis.
Japanese media reported, according to a Chinese military analysis, the new Japanese government would like to establish maritime alliances with the United States and other countries and will take a tougher stance against China.
According to Kyodo News, the Chinese military experts released an analysis report at an internal PLA meeting in late September. The report said that the Yoshihide Suga administration, which took office in mid-September, would like to establish maritime alliances with the United States and other countries in the Indo-Pacific region.
The report also stated the Chinese military believes that Yoshihide Suga would continue the policy of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The report said Suga government was currently exploring the possibility of possessing attack capabilities against enemy bases, which implied that Japan's long-standing "exclusively defensive" national defence policy would change. China should treat this as a "new issue" and make preparations. It does not rule out the possibility that China will accelerate the strengthening of its armaments.
Source: Now News #Oct05
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Japanese media reported, according to a Chinese military analysis, the new Japanese government would like to establish maritime alliances with the United States and other countries and will take a tougher stance against China.
According to Kyodo News, the Chinese military experts released an analysis report at an internal PLA meeting in late September. The report said that the Yoshihide Suga administration, which took office in mid-September, would like to establish maritime alliances with the United States and other countries in the Indo-Pacific region.
The report also stated the Chinese military believes that Yoshihide Suga would continue the policy of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The report said Suga government was currently exploring the possibility of possessing attack capabilities against enemy bases, which implied that Japan's long-standing "exclusively defensive" national defence policy would change. China should treat this as a "new issue" and make preparations. It does not rule out the possibility that China will accelerate the strengthening of its armaments.
Source: Now News #Oct05
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China Rejected the German Frigate Bayern to Stay in Shanghai Harbour
Maria Adebahr, Spokesperson of the German Foreign Ministry, indicated, “China decided to reject Frigate Bayern entering the Shanghai harbour after consideration”.
Germany dispatched the Frigate Bayern to cruise in the South China Sea in early August. It is the first time for Germany to pass through the South China Sea in 20 years, where involves sovereignty disputes. Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, German Defence Minister, said this action's target is to maintain international order, being consistent with Britain, the United States, Japan and other allies in the Indo-Pacific region. In March, she expressed her annoyance on Twitter about China’s military threats. She believed Germany should corporate where they can be corporated with China and oppose if unnecessary.
Source: Stand News #Sep16
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Maria Adebahr, Spokesperson of the German Foreign Ministry, indicated, “China decided to reject Frigate Bayern entering the Shanghai harbour after consideration”.
Germany dispatched the Frigate Bayern to cruise in the South China Sea in early August. It is the first time for Germany to pass through the South China Sea in 20 years, where involves sovereignty disputes. Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, German Defence Minister, said this action's target is to maintain international order, being consistent with Britain, the United States, Japan and other allies in the Indo-Pacific region. In March, she expressed her annoyance on Twitter about China’s military threats. She believed Germany should corporate where they can be corporated with China and oppose if unnecessary.
Source: Stand News #Sep16
https://bit.ly/3aIRQqB
#China #Shanghai #Germany #ForeignAffairs #FrigateBayern #SouthChinaSea #Twitter #UK #US #Japan #IndoPacificRegion