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A Chinese aircraft carrier entered an area near Japan\u2019s shores for the first time on Wednesday, leading Tokyo to convey its \u201cserious concerns\u201d to Beijing over China\u2019s increasingly assertive military actions around Japan, officials said.
\nThe Chinese carrier Liaoning, accompanied by two destroyers, sailed between Japan\u2019s westernmost island of Yonaguni and nearby Iriomote, entering the country’s co-called \u201ccontiguous zone,\u201d the Defense Ministry said. That’s an area of sea beyond a country’s territorial waters in which it can still exercise some control over maritime traffic, reaching up to 24 nautical miles offshore.
\nThe Liaoning’s transit was part of a fleet movement Tuesday and Wednesday, during which Chinese warships also passed off the western coast of the disputed Japanese-controlled islets it calls the Senkakus, the ministry said. China claims the same islets, calling them the Diaoyus.
\nJapan\u2019s Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroshi Moriya told reporters that \u201cthe latest incident is absolutely unacceptable from the perspective of the national and regional security.\u201d
\nLast month, Japan said that a Chinese Y-9 reconnaissance airplane violated Japanese airspace. Days later, a Chinese survey ship breached the Japanese territorial water just off the southern prefecture of Kagoshima.
\nMoriya said the Japanese government expressed \u201cour serious concerns\u201d to China through diplomatic channels on Wednesday.
\n\u201cChina has increasingly expanded and intensified military activities around Japan in recent years,\u201d Moriya said. \u201cWe will continue to closely watch Chinese warships\u2019 activity around Japan and the regional waters while ensuring information gathering and vigilance.\u201d
\nIn Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian defended the activity of his country’s warships, saying it \u201ccomplies with China\u2019s domestic laws and international laws.\u201d
\nTokyo had reinforced defenses in southwestern Japan, including remote islands that are considered key to Japan\u2019s defense strategy in the region.
\nThe Soviet-built Liaoning underwent extensive refurbishing before being commissioned in 2012 as China’s first aircraft carrier. The country now has two more aircraft carriers, including one fully designed and built in China.
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