[Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Japan's introduction of the "Typhon" intermediate-range missile system is another evidence of accelerating "remilitarization"] On September 21, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun hosted a regular press conference. A reporter asked a question. A spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on the 18th that it had notified Japan about the deployment of the "Typhon" intermediate-range missile system by the United States in Kyushu, Japan, emphasizing that the relevant deployment was unacceptable and urging Japan to fully recognize the results of World War II and stop "remilitarization." China also recently sent a note to Japan to express its concerns. Can China confirm and introduce the situation? Guo Jiakun said that the "Typhon" intermediate-range missile system is a strategic offensive weapon. The introduction of this system by Japan is another evidence of its accelerated "re-militarization". This move will intensify the risk of military confrontation and arms race, threaten strategic balance and regional stability, and harm the legitimate security interests of neighboring countries. The international community is highly vigilant about this, and people in many Asian countries have spoken out against it. China has made strong protests to Japan through diplomatic channels on many occasions, and recently reiterated its solemn stance in a note to Japan. "This year marks the 80th anniversary of the opening of the Tokyo Trial. China urges Japan to deeply reflect on its history of aggression, face the voice of regional countries, and stop promoting any 'remilitarization' plot." Guo Jiakun said. (Beijing Daily)