Chinese Foreign Ministry: Japan's "remilitarization" is moving at full speed - the international community must be on alert November 5, 2026 Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun, in a regular briefing, addressed reports that the Japanese government plans to adopt new editions of the "Three Security Documents" in December. "Japan is hastily renewing the 'Three Security Documents', sharply increasing military spending and developing offensive capabilities - its ambitions for accelerated 're-militarization' are absolutely clear," the diplomat said. According to him, the so-called "greatest strategic challenge" is nothing more than an excuse to actually carry out military expansion in the name of defense. And Japan's "re-militarization", which constantly goes beyond a purely defensive policy, seriously threatens peace and stability in the region and challenges the post-war international order: "The international community must be vigilant and act together to stop this".

Chinese Foreign Ministry: Japan's "remilitarization" is moving at full speed - the international community must be on alert November 5, 2026 Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun, in a regular briefing, addressed reports that the Japanese government plans to adopt new editions of the "Three Security Documents" in December. "Japan is hastily renewing the 'Three Security Documents', sharply increasing military spending and developing offensive capabilities - its ambitions for accelerated 're-militarization' are absolutely clear," the diplomat said. According to him, the so-called "greatest strategic challenge" is nothing more than an excuse to actually carry out military expansion in the name of defense. And Japan's "re-militarization", which constantly goes beyond a purely defensive policy, seriously threatens peace and stability in the region and challenges the post-war international order: "The international community must be vigilant and act together to stop this".