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Chinese defense chief warns against militarism and revisionism in veiled jab at Japan
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· September 16, 2026
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Key points His remarks are seen as a veiled jab at Japan. Defense Minister Dong Jun recently spoke at the Xiangshan Forum, warning against militarism and revisionism.
Defense Minister Dong Jun recently spoke at the Xiangshan Forum, warning against militarism and revisionism. His remarks are seen as a veiled jab at Japan.
The comments came after a rare visit to Beijing by Japanese lawmakers. This visit was unusual and suggests some level of interaction between the two countries.
Further details about the visit and the remarks are available from the source, providing more context about the situation and the relationship between the countries involved.
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