Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi delivered a firm warning to Japan during his address at the Munich Security
Conference, cautioning against any move to rebuild or significantly expand its military capabilities.
Speaking at the high-level global security forum, Wang stated that any attempt by Japan to restore or strengthen its military power would prompt a strong response from China.
He emphasized that Beijing remains vigilant regarding security developments in East Asia and will not tolerate actions that threaten regional stability or alter the balance of power.
His remarks come at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions in the Asia-Pacific region, where defense spending has been increasing amid strategic competition and shifting alliances.
China’s statement signals growing sensitivity over military developments in the region and underscores Beijing’s readiness to react if it perceives strategic threats near its borders.
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