Japan Challenges China’s Military Actions Near Taiwan, Citing Threat to Regional Stability

Japan’s Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya has strongly condemned China’s military drills near Taiwan, stating they undermine peace and stability in the region. During a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Iwaya’s remarks reflect growing regional unease over Beijing’s military posture. Japan reiterated its position against any unilateral actions to alter the status quo by force. The meeting also involved discussions on China’s behavior in the South China Sea, with Japan expressing its concerns. Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs supported Japan’s position, emphasizing that China’s military intimidation tactics pose a serious threat.