The People’s Republic of China is on the verge of starting a war with its neighbors, and by extension the U.S., as it increases its aggression in a series of situations, close calls, over the past week.
The U.S. Naval Institute reported Monday that China violated Japanese airspace after it flew a Y-9 electronic intelligence aircraft over the Danjo Islands in the East China Sea, which is part of Japan’s territorial waters.
Japanese officials stated in response to the violation, Self-Defense Forces launched two fighter jets from its Western Air Command, and issued notices and warnings, and further released a protest against the airspace violation.
🇨🇳🛩️🇯🇵A Chinese Military Spy Plane Violated Japan's Airspace For The First Time, Tokyo Claims
Japan scrambled fighter jets after what Japan claims an Intelligence-gathering Y-9 violated Japans airspace for two minutes. pic.twitter.com/0UHqgUrPE4
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Japan’s Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Masataka Okano, summoned the Chinese ambassador to the Foreign Affairs of Japan, strongly urging the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs to prevent any further recurrences. […]
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