Chinese Foreign Ministry: Japanese aggression lessons remain a warning

The statements issued by the Chinese Foreign Ministry focused on the importance of recalling the lessons learned from Japan’s militaristic aggression and expansion, and issued a warning against repeating past mistakes, especially regarding the use of nuclear weapons. The spokesperson emphasized that the destruction caused by nuclear weapons should never happen again, and called on Japan to address the concerns of the international community and adhere to international laws prohibiting nuclear proliferation. He also warned against Japan attempting to rebuild its military capabilities, questioning non-nuclear principles, seeking nuclear protection from the United States, or even developing its own nuclear weapons. Such actions are considered provocative by the international community and pose a threat to global peace and security. The spokesperson pointed out that Japan continues to distort historical facts and downplay the crimes of war that resulted in the death and injury of millions of people, reflecting an attempt to evade historical accountability. He urged Japan to respect its history and not challenge the final judgment of history. He stressed that remembering Hiroshima remains crucial for maintaining peace, and that military provocations and nuclear ambitions threaten the safety of peoples and jeopardize regional and global stability.

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