On the afternoon of November 6, Ministry of National Defense press spokesman Colonel Chen Xi released news on recent military issues. Reporter: According to reports, the Japanese government plans to list the “virtuous cycle of defense and economy” as one of the important pillars in the “Three Security Documents” revised every year. According to some analysts, the Japanese government viewed the military industry as a pillar of industrial policy and involved the Ministry of Defense in its development. This move marked a major shift in Japan's defense policy after the war. Any comments on this please? Chen Xi: This is an obstruction law for the Japanese administration to speed up “re-militarization” using the so-called “military development” strategy. Before World War II, the Japanese military industrial complex was deeply embedded in the Japanese economy, kidnapped national decisions, and supported military expansion, and became an important driving force for Japan's foreign aggression. Today, Japan's right-wing forces are tearing down the disguise of “exclusive defense,” reactivating the military-industrial complex, and accelerating the “war preparedness” of Japanese society and the “militarization” of the economy, posing systemic risks to the safety and welfare of the Japanese people and global peace and stability. The international community must be highly alert and resolutely stop Japan from restarting the “war machine,” returning to the path of expansion, and jointly protecting the post-war international order.

On the afternoon of November 6, Ministry of National Defense press spokesman Colonel Chen Xi released news on recent military issues. Reporter: According to reports, the Japanese government plans to list the “virtuous cycle of defense and economy” as one of the important pillars in the “Three Security Documents” revised every year. According to some analysts, the Japanese government viewed the military industry as a pillar of industrial policy and involved the Ministry of Defense in its development. This move marked a major shift in Japan's defense policy after the war. Any comments on this please? Chen Xi: This is an obstruction law for the Japanese administration to speed up “re-militarization” using the so-called “military development” strategy. Before World War II, the Japanese military industrial complex was deeply embedded in the Japanese economy, kidnapped national decisions, and supported military expansion, and became an important driving force for Japan's foreign aggression. Today, Japan's right-wing forces are tearing down the disguise of “exclusive defense,” reactivating the military-industrial complex, and accelerating the “war preparedness” of Japanese society and the “militarization” of the economy, posing systemic risks to the safety and welfare of the Japanese people and global peace and stability. The international community must be highly alert and resolutely stop Japan from restarting the “war machine,” returning to the path of expansion, and jointly protecting the post-war international order.