China and Russia oppose Japan's nuclear plans

The Chinese ambassador to Russia, Chang Hanhuai, confirmed that Beijing and Moscow share a unified stance against Japan's ambitions to possess nuclear weapons. They emphasize the importance of firmly countering Japan's rearmament and strengthening the international system established after the war. He stressed that Russia and China will be among the countries defending historic justice and the international legal order to prevent the revival of Japanese militarism and to maintain peace in the region. These statements come at a time when Japan has increased its defense spending and purchased American-made missiles, a move that both China and Russia consider a regional security threat amid rising tensions in the Asia-Pacific region, with ongoing challenges from North Korea and the increasing military presence of the United States.

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