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⚡️ "Don't play with fire, for those who play with fire will perish by it," — China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns Japan “If Japan intervenes militarily in the Taiwan Strait situation... China will respond resolutely,” the ministry stated. Earlier, the new head of the Japanese government, Sanae Takichi,... show more

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A strong voice from China's foreign ministry: "If Japan dares to intervene militarily in the Taiwan Strait situation, it will constitute an act of aggression. China will surely deal a heavy blow to it!" “如日方胆敢武力介入台海局势，将构成侵略行为，中方必将迎头痛击!”

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21,181 views • 1 month ago

The No.1 threat to peace in the Taiwan Strait is “Taiwan independence” forces and foreign connivance & support for their activities. hope the world will follow the one-China principle and oppose all Taiwan-related separatist activities.#Taiwan

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41,659 views • 7 months ago

According to TBS, on November 26, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi attended a debate with opposition party leaders in the National Diet. Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan leader Yoshihiko Noda pressed Takaichi on what responsibility she should bear for the deterioration of China-Japan relations, which was caused by her doubling down on erroneous rhetoric concerning China’s Taiwan.

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