China has sent a formal letter to the United Nations Secretary-General, expressing its position regarding statements made by the Japanese Prime Minister that Beijing described as erroneous. The letter outlines China’s concerns and calls for careful consideration of diplomatic sensitivities in public statements.
Chinese authorities emphasized that remarks made by the Japanese leader misrepresent historical and political facts, potentially affecting regional stability and mutual trust. The government urged the international community to acknowledge the seriousness of the issue and take steps to avoid misinterpretation or escalation.
The letter also highlighted the importance of maintaining constructive dialogue and cooperation between nations while addressing historical and territorial matters responsibly. China reaffirmed its commitment to peaceful engagement and diplomatic channels to resolve disagreements.
Observers note that the exchange underscores ongoing tensions in East Asia and the role of international institutions in mediating diplomatic concerns.
