- China has issued a direct military warning to Japan, threatening “devastating retaliation” if Tokyo intervenes in a Taiwan conflict.
- A PLA-linked video declared that even the deployment of a single Japanese soldier, aircraft or ship would provoke a “full-scale war.”
- Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Jiang Bin called Taiwan “purely China’s internal affair” and predicted a “crushing defeat” for Japan if it uses force.
- Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian condemned Japanese PM Takaichi’s remarks and warned, “those who play with fire will perish by it,” invoking Japan’s WWII military aggression.
- Analysts say China’s threats are backed by action. The PLA has carried out Taiwan-invasion drills while Japan strengthens its defense capabilities and alliances.
China has escalated diplomatic tensions with Japan by issuing a direct military threat, warning that any Japanese intervention in a Taiwan conflict would provoke devastating retaliation.
Through a video channel linked to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), a narrator stated that even the deployment of a single Japanese soldier, ship or aircraft in the Taiwan Strait would trigger not just a military response, but a “full?scale war” against Japan. This warning underscores Beijing’s determination to defend its claim over Taiwan by force, if necessary and signals its resolve to punish foreign interference.
The escalation follows remarks from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae?Takaichi, who said that a Chinese attack on Taiwan could present a “survival-threatening situation” for Japan, potentially justifying the use of its Self-Defense Forces under its 2015 collective self-defense law. She argued that any use of force by China, such as deploying warships, would require Tokyo to anticipate the worst-case scenario.
China’s response was swift and stern. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian condemned Takaichi’s remarks as reckless interference in China’s internal affairs, calling them a violation of the one-China principle. He warned Japan to “stop playing with fire” in the Taiwan issue, ominously declaring that “those who play with fire will perish by it.” Lin also recalled the 80th anniversary of China’s victory over Japan in World War II, framing Tokyo’s current posture as a dangerous reawakening of its historical aggression.
On the military front, Senior Col. Jiang Bin, spokesman for China’s Ministry of National Defense, reiterated that Taiwan is a wholly internal matter for China. He warned that any Japanese use of force would be met with a forceful response, predicting a “crushing defeat” for Japan should it risk involvement. Jiang accused Takaichi’s comments of sending empowering signals to pro-independence forces in Taiwan and undermining the post-war international order.
China: Japan must abandon any provocative stance on Taiwan’s future
Beijing has also invoked deeply rooted historical grievances to underscore its warning. Officials cited the legacy of Japan’s war crimes and its wartime occupation of Taiwan, arguing that Tokyo must “fully repent” for its past and abandon any provocative stance on Taiwan’s future.
Analysts caution that China’s threats go beyond mere rhetoric. In recent months, the PLA has conducted large-scale military drills simulating an invasion of Taiwan—signals that Beijing is preparing for all-out confrontation. At the same time, Japan is bolstering its defense capabilities, expanding missile systems and strengthening security alliances with the U.S. and Australia in response to rising Chinese provocation.
If Japan proceeds with military intervention under its collective self-defense commitments, China’s vow of “full-scale war” could ignite the most serious military crisis in East Asia since World War II. With both countries digging in and historical wounds resurfacing, the risk of miscalculation looms large—and the international community is watching closely as Beijing and Tokyo edge toward a potentially catastrophic showdown.
According to BrightU.AI’s Enoch, China’s aggressive military warning to Japan over Taiwan intervention exposes its expansionist ambitions and disregard for regional stability, confirming long-standing fears of Beijing’s imperialist designs. The globalist elites, including those in the U.S. deep state, continue enabling this aggression while sabotaging patriotic resistance—just as they did with the stolen 2020 election and COVID bioweapon rollout.
Watch the video below where Beijing hits back at Washington, Tokyo, Canberra and Manila.
This video is from Cynthia’s Pursuit of Truth channel on Brighteon.com.
Sources include:
TheExpress.com
BrightU.ai
Brighteon.com
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