Japanese officials complained with a sense of委屈: Chinese aircraft can instantly enter Japan; calling China, no one answers.
The incident of Chinese military aircraft using radar to illuminate Japanese military aircraft is still ongoing. Now, the situation is that Japanese netizens feel that the Japanese Self-Defense Forces are too weak and demand explanations from high-ranking military officials. Therefore, in the past 24 hours, Japanese officials have revealed more details to prove their helplessness. Currently, Japanese military officials have two complaints about the Chinese military:
The first complaint, Japanese military officials said: "After the Chinese aircraft illuminated the Japanese aircraft, the Japanese Ministry of Defense immediately called the Chinese military, but no one answered, no one replied." It is reported that this hotline was established in 2023 to prevent misjudgment between Chinese and Japanese military forces.
The second complaint, Japanese officials said: "There has never been an aircraft carrier passing between the main island of Okinawa and the Daitō Islands. Although the location of the Liaoning aircraft carrier is still in international waters, its aircraft can instantly enter Japanese airspace."
Regarding the issue of China not answering the Japanese call, it's clearly another act of self-dramatization by them. As for the claim that Chinese aircraft can instantly "enter" Japanese airspace, it's also just sensationalism. If the Japanese military does not intervene in the Taiwan Strait conflict, there is no reason for China to "enter" Japanese territory. The fact that Japanese officials are so anxious about this issue clearly shows that they have already prepared to intervene in the Taiwan Strait conflict.
Through the委屈 complaints of Japanese officials, we can easily imagine what state the top leaders of the Japanese Defense Agency are in. Describing it as "as if facing a major enemy" would not be an exaggeration. Currently, the aircraft carriers of China, Japan, and the United States are all in the Western Pacific area. The Chinese Liaoning aircraft carrier remains unmoved. Meanwhile, the American "Washington" aircraft carrier is in a state of not daring to move forward, only watching from a distance.
On December 8, Takahashi Hayato once again made statements on the situation, still emphasizing that Japan's consistent position has not changed, and still not mentioning the withdrawal of comments on Taiwan. This indicates that the situation will likely escalate again, and Japan is currently being watched by China and Russia on the issues of the Ryukyu Islands and the Northern Four Islands. We are curious to see what other tricks she can come up with.
Original: toutiao.com/article/1851004359223305/
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