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The world has not yet recovered from the war in Ukraine and the Middle East that now the smell of gunpowder has started being felt in the sea of Asia. This time two old enemies are face to face- China and Japan,
The matter is of ‘Taiwan’, which China considers its part and is trying to capture. But now Japan has done something which has created panic in Beijing. Japan, one of its islands very close to Taiwan, Yonaguni (Yonaguni Island) But military activities have been intensified and preparations for deployment of missiles have started there.
Let us understand in simple language why this step of Japan is hurting China so much and how it has increased the risk of war.
Yonaguni Island: Why is it in China’s eyes?
First understand the location. Japan’s ‘Yonaguni Island’ from Taiwan just 110 kilometers is far away. Yes, such a short distance that Taiwan is visible from Yonaguni in clear weather.
Till now this island was peaceful, but in view of China’s increasing aggressive attitude, Japan has decided to convert it into a ‘military fort’.
japan here Surface-to-Air Missiles Planning to deploy. This simply means that if China sends its fighter jets or ships to attack Taiwan, Japan’s missiles can engage them on the way.
Why did Japan become so aggressive?
Japan, which was following the policy of ‘peace’ since the Second World War, is now changing its defense policy. He fears that “today it is Taiwan, tomorrow it will be Japan.”
China continues to intrude near the Senkaku Islands. In such a situation, Japan has decided that it will not sit idly by. Japan is strengthening its borders with America so much that China will think a hundred times before taking any action.
China’s reaction: ‘Don’t play with fire’
Obviously, China is stunned to see such a large military deployment in its backyard. The Chinese Foreign Ministry warned Japan to “learn the lessons of history” and “not to intervene in the Taiwan issue.” China says that this step of Japan is disturbing the peace of the region and it will not be tolerated.
