[Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Once again urges Japan to severely punish the perpetrators and serve as a warning to others] On October 8, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning hosted a regular press conference. A reporter asked: According to reports, on October 1, the Tokyo District Court held the first public trial of Murata Kodai, who illegally broke into the Chinese Embassy. What is China’s comment on this? Mao Ning said that active Japanese Self-Defense Force officers broke into the Chinese Embassy in Japan with knives and issued violent threats to Chinese diplomats. This was an unprecedented vicious incident in the international community. It seriously violated the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, seriously threatened the personal safety of Chinese diplomats and the safety of diplomatic premises, and exposed many deep-seated problems such as the rampant right-wing forces in Japan and the lack of discipline and discipline among Self-Defense Force personnel. Whether Japan can deal with it seriously in accordance with the law will test whether the Japanese government can effectively fulfill its obligations under international law, which is related to Japan's national credibility and international image. We once again urge Japan to severely punish the perpetrators and serve as a warning to others. (CCTV News)