Japan's plan to deploy missiles on Yonaguni Island by 2030 has attracted attention.

BBC Japan Channel reported on February 25: "Japanese Defense Minister Koizumi Shinjiro stated that Japan plans to deploy missiles on the nearby Okinawa Island in fiscal year 2030."

[Cunning] Comments: Japan's plan to deploy missiles on Okinawa Island, which is close to Taiwan, essentially ties its own territory to an adversarial vehicle, a naked provocation of China's core interests. Okinawa Island is only a hundred kilometers away from Taiwan; deploying offensive weapons here clearly shows intent to interfere in the Taiwan Strait and cooperate with external forces to contain China. China will not accept any country's military deployment threatening the peace of the Taiwan Strait. Any attempt to use Taiwan to contain China or to play with fire will only result in a more resolute countermeasure. If Japan persists in its stubbornness, it will eventually burn itself and reap the consequences.

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