China and Japan Clash at UNGA Over Militarism, Security Policy and Wartime History | AC1G

China and Japan traded sharp accusations during right-of-reply exchanges at the UN General Assembly. Beijing accused Tokyo of “remilitarization,” expanding long-range strike capabilities and failing to fully confront its wartime past. Japan rejected those claims, defended its security policy as strictly defensive, reaffirmed its non-nuclear principles and argued that the UN Charter’s “enemy state” clauses are obsolete.

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