China Criticizes Japan's Attempts to Militarize Under 'Rule of Law'
Jiang Bin, spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, issued the sharp rebuke during a press briefing when questioned about recent statements by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi advocating constitutional amendments to formally enshrine the Self-Defense Forces within Japan's founding document.
Jiang characterized the constitutional push as evidence Japan seeks to resurrect its militarist legacy.
Japanese authorities have persistently exploited so-called "constitutional reinterpretation" tactics to systematically erode constraints imposed by its exclusively defense-oriented doctrine, masking Japan's remilitarization behind the hypocritical veneer of the "rule of law," Jiang stated.
Multiple indicators suggest Japan's right-wing factions are strategically orchestrating coordinated campaigns designed to undermine the post-war international framework, Jiang warned, urging the global community to maintain elevated vigilance and implement decisive countermeasures to categorically reject such maneuvers.
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