Fearing China clash Japan asks fishermen to avoid flashpoint islands

La recente richiesta del governo giapponese ai pescatori di evitare le isole contese nell’Estremo Oriente si inserisce in un contesto di crescente tensione con la Cina. Questa misura mira a prevenire possibili incidenti e mantenere la stabilità nella regione, sottolineando l’importanza della diplomazia e della gestione pacifica delle controversie territoriali.

The islands, administered by Japan but also claimed by China, have long been a flashpoint in relations between the two Asian powers. Ties have deteriorated since Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi angered China in November by commenting on how Tokyo might respond to a Chinese attack on Taiwan. U.S. President Donald Trump later that month asked Takaichi, a staunch nationalist who became prime minister in October, not to further inflame the tensions. Reuters couldn’t determine whether the pleas to the fishermen were ordered by Takaichi or linked to the appeal from the United States, Japan’s security backer. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it

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