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Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Japan’s “new militarism” threatens regional peace and stability
2026-07-05 source:CCTV News

On June 23, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun hosted a regular press conference.A reporter asked a question about Japan's assistance to Ukraine.

Guo Jiakun said that in recent years, Japan has vigorously promoted "remilitarization", developed medium and long-range powerful offensive weapons, lifted the ban on the export of lethal weapons, interacted frequently with countries outside the region, expanded the scope of activities of the Self-Defense Forces, and created a combat system that can be used in actual combat.This is a violation of Japan's constitution, international law and the principle of "exclusive defense", challenging the post-war international order, and running counter to Japan's self-proclaimed image of a "peaceful country."Japan's "new militarism" has become a danger and threatens regional peace and stability. The international community must be highly vigilant and resolutely contain it.

(CCTV reporters Wang Chen and Shen Yang)



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