[Ministry of Defense: Various actions of Japan’s right-wing forces are a blatant provocation to the post-war international order] November 13th, the spokesperson of the Ministry of National Defense, Colonel Chen Xi, released news on the afternoon of November 13th on recent military-related issues. Reporter: According to reports, Japan’s new version of the “Three Security Documents” plans to continue to position China as the “biggest strategic challenge” and increase its defense budget expenditure to 70 trillion to 80 trillion yen in the next five years. The Japanese government is considering writing exceptions to the "Three Non-nuclear Principles" when revising the National Security Strategy, or allowing nuclear weapons to be transported into Japan in emergencies. Any comment on this? Chen Xi: Japan was a defeated country in World War II. Historically, Japanese militarism has committed heinous crimes, causing serious disasters to the people of the Asia-Pacific and the world. Japan should have deeply reflected on its history of aggression and its criminal responsibilities, and learned lessons from history. However, Japan's right-wing forces continue to fabricate false narratives of the so-called "China Threat Theory", confuse black and white and arrange the "victim" drama, accelerate the expansion of defense spending, strengthen offensive operations and long-range attack capabilities, and now even attempt to achieve gradual nuclear deregulation. These actions are not only a betrayal of their own peace commitments, but also a blatant provocation to the post-war international order and the authority of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. The international community should be highly vigilant and jointly curb Japan's reckless "remilitarization" actions, maintain the international nuclear non-proliferation system, and safeguard international security and peace. (CCTV News)