Japan says Chinese Embassy break-in 'regrettable'
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Japan says Chinese Embassy break-in 'regrettable'
""It is truly regrettable that a Self-Defense Forces member, who is expected to comply with the law, has been arrested on suspicion of entering the embassy premises," said Minoru Kihara, the Japanese government's top spokesperson."
""Police are already conducting an investigation to clarify what happened and have implemented necessary measures to strengthen security of the embassy," he told a press conference."
""We will take necessary steps to prevent any recurrence of such incidents," he added."
"China's foreign ministry urged Japan to bring the full weight of the law against the suspect, adding that the Chinese Embassy was cooperating with Tokyo's police."
Japan's government expressed regret over the arrest of a Self-Defense Forces member suspected of breaking into the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo. The incident occurred on Tuesday morning, prompting a protest from Beijing, which claimed the military personnel threatened diplomats. Japan's top spokesperson, Minoru Kihara, stated that police are investigating the matter and have taken measures to enhance embassy security. China urged Japan to enforce the law against the suspect and confirmed cooperation with Tokyo's police.
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