The Ministry of National Defense warns Japan: the reckless militarization is a dead end leading to self-destruction.

On the afternoon of March 11, Major General Jiang Bin, Deputy Director of the Ministry of National Defense News Bureau and spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, issued a statement regarding recent military-related issues.
Reporter: According to reports, Japan has recently begun deploying long-range missiles capable of attacking enemy bases. These missiles have a range of about 1,000 kilometers and can cover coastal areas of neighboring countries. The deployment is expected to be completed within this month. What is your comment on this?
Jiang Bin: For some time now, right-wing forces in Japan have been accelerating their “re-militarization” efforts, pushing to amend the “Peace Constitution,” speeding up the revision of the “Three Security Documents,” and attempting to modify the “Three Non-Nuclear Principles.” Now, with the clear deployment of long-range offensive weapons that far exceed Japan’s territorial range, they are completely tearing off the masks of “strictly defensive” and “passive defense” and “self-defense.” This fully proves that Japan’s “new militarism” is no longer just a dangerous sign but a blatant real threat, severely undermining regional peace and security.
We warn Japan that the path of reckless militarism is a dead end leading to self-destruction. If Japan dares to use force to infringe upon China’s sovereignty and security, it will face a heavy blow and a more thorough defeat. (Ministry of National Defense)