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America - Japan agreed to restrain China.
The defense ministers of the United States and Japan pledged to stop China's unruly moves in the East and East China Seas.
US Defense Secretary Mark Esper met with his Japanese counterpart Taro Kono in Guam on August 29 amid escalating US-China tensions in the Indo-Pacific.
At the meeting, Japanese Defense Minister Taro Kono said he agreed with his US counterpart Mark Esper that the two countries were opposed to any unilateral decisions to change the status quo in important waterways at sea. East and East China. At the start of the talks, Mr. Esper criticized China's behavior in the two waters mentioned above, saying: "We are firmly against Beijing's destabilizing actions in the region" .
Referring to China's missile launch into the South China Sea on August 26, Mr. Kono said that Beijing's move could destabilize the region and Japan will closely follow the situation.
The defense ministers of the United States and Japan pledged to stop China's unruly moves in the East and East China Seas.
US Defense Secretary Mark Esper met with his Japanese counterpart Taro Kono in Guam on August 29 amid escalating US-China tensions in the Indo-Pacific.
At the meeting, Japanese Defense Minister Taro Kono said he agreed with his US counterpart Mark Esper that the two countries were opposed to any unilateral decisions to change the status quo in important waterways at sea. East and East China. At the start of the talks, Mr. Esper criticized China's behavior in the two waters mentioned above, saying: "We are firmly against Beijing's destabilizing actions in the region" .
Referring to China's missile launch into the South China Sea on August 26, Mr. Kono said that Beijing's move could destabilize the region and Japan will closely follow the situation.