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Japan has hit back at China at the United Nations after Beijing accused Tokyo of threatening armed intervention over Taiwan. In a formal reply to a letter from China’s UN ambassador, Japan’s envoy Kazuyuki Yamazaki called the accusations “inconsistent with the facts and unsubstantiated” and restated that Japan’s security policy is based on what it calls passive defense. China had claimed that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi violated international law when she told parliament that a Chinese attack on Taiwan could create a situation that would allow Japan to exercise its right of self defense. Tokyo now says China has misrepresented those remarks and insists it would never use force without meeting strict legal conditions. The exchange marks the sharpest war of words yet between the two governments over Taiwan and reflects the worst China Japan tensions in years. At the same time, Takaichi has publicly linked up with Washington, telling reporters that President Donald Trump phoned her, explained the state of United States China relations and said she could call him any time.
Japan has hit back at China at the United Nations after Beijing accused Tokyo of threatening armed intervention over Taiwan. In a formal reply to a letter from China’s UN ambassador, Japan’s envoy Kazuyuki Yamazaki called the accusations “inconsistent with the facts and unsubstantiated” and restated that Japan’s security policy is based on what it calls passive defense. China had claimed that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi violated international law when she told parliament that a Chinese attack on Taiwan could create a situation that would allow Japan to exercise its right of self defense. Tokyo now says China has misrepresented those remarks and insists it would never use force without meeting strict legal conditions. The exchange marks the sharpest war of words yet between the two governments over Taiwan and reflects the worst China Japan tensions in years. At the same time, Takaichi has publicly linked up with Washington, telling reporters that President Donald Trump phoned her, explained the state of United States China relations and said she could call him any time.

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