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Interview: Iraqi politician slams Japanese PM’s reckless remarks on Taiwan

“It seems that the current Japanese government has not learned from history and continues to adopt provocative rhetoric that is far from responsible with regard to issues of peace and security in the Taiwan Strait,” an Iraqi politician mentioned.

BAGHDAD, Nov. 24 (Xinhua) — Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s current remarks relating to China’s Taiwan have been “irresponsible,” and such an try and intrude in China’s inside affairs is like taking part in with hearth, an Iraqi politician has mentioned.

In a current interview with Xinhua, Kawa Mahmoud, the previous secretary of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Communist Party/Iraq, mentioned that Takaichi’s remarks, which despatched a mistaken sign of trying to intervene militarily within the Taiwan query, have been “irresponsible statements that do not reflect a degree of political rationality.”

“It seems that the current Japanese government has not learned from history and continues to adopt provocative rhetoric that is far from responsible with regard to issues of peace and security in the Taiwan Strait,” he mentioned.

He famous that Japan is disregarding the information that Taiwan is an inseparable a part of China, that the Taiwan query is China’s inside affair, and that how it’s resolved is a matter for the Chinese individuals, including that these information haven’t solely been endorsed by the worldwide neighborhood and worldwide regulation, but in addition beforehand acknowledged by Japan itself.

History can’t be ignored and the peoples of Asia nonetheless keep in mind the crimes dedicated by Japanese militarism throughout World War II, mentioned Mahmoud. Before talking about regional safety, Japan should face its previous truthfully and respect the emotions of the peoples who had suffered from its aggression, he added.

Mahmoud mentioned that Japan wants to stick to the spirit of the peaceable structure it pledged to uphold after World War II. He noticed that in recent times, Japan has made changes to its safety coverage, expanded its protection finances, eased restrictions on arms exports, and sought to develop offensive weapons, indicating a transparent descent into the mistaken path of army growth.

“This not only threatens regional stability, but also affects international security and peace,” he famous.

“If Japan is truly concerned about international stability, it must stop provocative statements and practices, abandon seeking pretexts for military expansion, adhere to the path of peaceful development, and work to build mutual trust with its Asian neighbors for a peaceful and prosperous future in Asia and the world,” he confused.

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