China sharpens confrontation with Japan following reported radar run-in
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Tensions between China and Japan have escalated following a reported radar incident on December 6th near Okinawa, where Japan claims Chinese fighter jets aimed fire-control radar at Japanese F-15s. Japan condemned the action as dangerous, while China accused Japan of military threats and interference regarding Taiwan. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi criticized Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's stance on Taiwan, citing Japan's colonial history and urging caution as a defeated nation in WWII. Japan denies obstructing Chinese operations and maintains its jets kept a safe distance. The incident follows Takaichi's earlier remarks about a potential Chinese attack on Taiwan triggering a Japanese military response, further straining relations.
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