China defense paper raps Japan's move to alter security policy

China defense paper raps Japan's move to alter security policy

Chinese National Defense Ministry spokesman Yang Yujun speaks at a press conference in Beijing on May 26, 2015, showing a defense report that criticizes Japan's efforts to enhance its military and national security policies. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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