Beijing protests after Japanese lawmakers visit disputed islands
The Straits Times - Asia·2024-04-28 19:06
TOKYO - Beijing has lodged a protest with Tokyo after a group of Japanese lawmakers visited a disputed island chain, with the Chinese embassy on April 28 denouncing the trip as “provocative”.
The five-member delegation led by former defence minister Tomomi Inada joined local government officials on April 27 in conducting a maritime inspection in the East China Sea around the Japan-administered Senkaku islands, known by Beijing as the Diaoyu.
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就你啦! 01/05/2024
Go to hell china. Most of you so call your islands all faces with dispute by another country! A country that does not follow International laws and regulations come protesting islands or water are yours from donkey historical years ago when regulations not in place!!???? If that the case inner Mongolia, Tibet, all provinces of current china does not belong to you idiot china communist. Upside down logic claiming what are not yours to justify it is yours. World not working the way you want!!
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Don Quan 29/04/2024
these land are hotly contested surely there is more than meets the eyes very mysterious indeed
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Balance View 29/04/2024
Misleading News by USA influenced again 💩 Reporter did not understand the Post World War2 treaty btw China & USA agreements 👎 Please verify it from Historical records from internet 🙏
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Chris Won 29/04/2024
if the Japan dare to start war against China, let it vanishes once and for all with the old scores counted in! this is the only chance to let this race eradicate out of this human world as their DNA will never sincerely repent on what their ancestors had done to the million of ppl during WW2!
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kktk 03/05/2024
and there shall always be such emotions over the supposed visits and regardless of the situation and circumstances to make sure we remain well and safe at all times in the midst of this period
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