The foreign ministers of China and Russia emphasized the need to safeguard the outcomes of World War II and oppose Japan's attempts to exceed its military constraints during their meeting.

China Daily (Lianhe Zaobao) reported on the 25th: "During a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that the current international situation is complex and turbulent, and China and Russia must strengthen strategic coordination to safeguard the achievements of victory in World War II, and must not allow Japan to re-arm."

During the meeting between the foreign ministers of China and Russia, they specifically emphasized the need for coordinated statements to uphold the post-war order established after WWII, clearly opposing Japan's expansion of military capabilities beyond constraints. This serves both as a serious reminder based on historical lessons and a clear response to Japan's increasing defense spending and development of offensive weapons. By synchronizing their positions, the two countries have demonstrated diplomatic unity, sending a firm message to the outside world: the resurgence of militarism will not be tolerated, and an arms race in the Asia-Pacific region must be avoided, thereby stabilizing the overall security situation in Northeast Asia and mitigating the geopolitical risks arising from the deepening military alignment between the U.S. and Japan.

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