China sharpens confrontation with Japan following reported radar run-in
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls Japan's military actions 'completely unacceptable' after Chinese fighter jets aimed radar at Japanese aircraft near Okinawa.
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Wang accused Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of "trying to exploit the Taiwan question — the very territory Japan colonized for half a century, committing countless crimes against the Chinese people — to provoke trouble and threaten China militarily. This is completely unacceptable," Wang said, according to China’s official Xinhua News Agency. He added that Japan, as a World War II "defeated nation," should act with greater caution.
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