China urges Japan to remove chemical weapons

China and Japan have agreed on the need to accelerate the disposal of chemical weapons left by Japan in China during World War II, which still pose a threat to public safety and the environment. Although the Chemical Weapons Convention had set 2007 as the deadline for completing the destruction process, Japan failed four times to complete it in 2007, 2012, 2016, and 2022, resulting in a significant delay in achieving the task. Beijing is demanding that Tokyo provide reliable information about the burial sites and allow for the urgent disposal of remaining hazards.

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