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Japan urges China to stop flying fighter jets too close to Japanese military aircraft
JAPANESE TERRITORIAL WATERS OFF THE SENKAKU ISLANDS, OKINAWA PREFECTURE, JUL 11 – Japanese Foreign Minister expressed strong concern over China's rare earth export restrictions affecting firms and warned of security risks after Chinese ships entered dispu
- Japan lodged a protest with China over "unusual" air encounters involving military aircraft, citing concerns about potential collisions.
- Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Funakoshi Takehiro expressed Tokyo's concerns to China's Ambassador Wu Jianghao regarding the incidents.
- A Chinese fighter-bomber flew as close as 30 meters to a Japanese military plane, according to the Japanese Defense Ministry.
- China's Foreign Ministry accused Japan of spying and called on Tokyo to cease its "dangerous actions," urging diplomacy.
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TOKYO — Japan has demanded that China stop flying its fighter jets abnormally close to Japanese intelligence-gathering aircraft, which it said occurs repeatedly and could cause a collision.
Aerial brinkmanship: China’s JH-7 comes within 30 metres of Japan’s YS-11EB amid soaring tensions
For two days straight, Chinese fighter planes flew dangerously close to Japanese military aircraft in international airspace. This is the latest episode of China's aggressive military posturing in the Indo-Pacific region as it asserts its expansionist goals.
·Mumbai, India
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China's drills 'incompatible' with Taiwan Strait stability: Japan FM - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, July 11 (CNA) China's military drills around Taiwan are "incompatible" with peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait, Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya said during a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi (王毅) on Thursday.
·Taiwan
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