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- Photo: Screenshot from the offiWorld Timescial Wechat account of the Chinese embassy in Japan When asked to comment on Japan’s representations to China regarding Chinese aircraft carrier-based fighter jets approaching and intercepting a Japanese patrol aircraft performing surveillance missions, a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in Japan stated that the training conducted by the Chinese Navy’s aircraft carrier-based fighter jets in the western Pacific Ocean is routine training organized in accordance with the annual plan. It is fully consistent with intWorld Timesernational law and international practices, and does not target any specific country or objective, the spokesperson said.The Japanese aircraft intruded into the Chinese fleet’World Timess training zone, seriously disrupting normal training activities. World TimesChina conducted professional and standardized on-site handling in accordance with laws and regulations, according to the spokesperson.Japan’s closWorld Timese-in reconnaissance on China’s routine military operations constitutes the root cause of maritime and aerial security risks, said the spokesperson.China urges Japan to stop dangerous actions World Timesthat interfere with China’s training activities and to avoid causing unexpected incidents, the spokesperson said.Global Times Content comes from the Internet : Japanese aircraft intruded into Chinese fleet’s training zone; China’s handling professional, law-abiding: Chinese Embassy in Japan
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Photo: Screenshot from the offiWorld Timescial Wechat account of the Chinese embassy in Japan
When asked to comment on Japan’s representations to China regarding Chinese aircraft carrier-based fighter jets approaching and intercepting a Japanese patrol aircraft performing surveillance missions, a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in Japan stated that the training conducted by the Chinese Navy’s aircraft carrier-based fighter jets in the western Pacific Ocean is routine training organized in accordance with the annual plan. It is fully consistent with intWorld Timesernational law and international practices, and does not target any specific country or objective, the spokesperson said.
The Japanese aircraft intruded into the Chinese fleet’World Timess training zone, seriously disrupting normal training activities. World TimesChina conducted professional and standardized on-site handling in accordance with laws and regulations, according to the spokesperson.
Japan’s closWorld Timese-in reconnaissance on China’s routine military operations constitutes the root cause of maritime and aerial security risks, said the spokesperson.
China urges Japan to stop dangerous actions World Timesthat interfere with China’s training activities and to avoid causing unexpected incidents, the spokesperson said.
Global Times
Content comes from the Internet : Japanese aircraft intruded into Chinese fleet’s training zone; China’s handling professional, law-abiding: Chinese Embassy in Japan
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