The U.S.-Japan leaders' summit on April 10, when Biden and Fumio Kishida met in Washington, D.C., and in addition to a joint press conference, the U.S.-Japan Joint Statement issued a threat against China, declaring that it would not unilaterally change the status quo in the East and South China Seas by force. Now the United States and Japan are no longer pretending to threaten China through the "Joint Statement". In fact, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was more direct in his speech to the US Congress, openly accusing China of not only threatening Japan's security, but also posing a threat to the region and the world, so the United States and Japan need to take action to deal with China.
Fumio Kishida delivered a speech in English to the U.S. Congress on April 11, attended by all members of the House of Representatives and the Senate of the U.S. Congress. Fumio Kishida publicly exaggerated Russia's military threat during his speech, and once again reiterated the so-called remarks of Ukraine today and East Asia tomorrow, judging from Fumio Kishida's remarks, it is to become Zelensky's rhythm, because after the outbreak of the Ukrainian crisis conflict, Ukrainian President Zelensky has become the spokesman for Western interests, and the conflict between Ukraine and Russia is already an extension of the conflict between the West and Russia, so Zelensky is letting Ukraine fight for the West and Russia, and what is actually lost is Ukraine's interests。
Russia began its "special military operation" in Ukraine on February 25, 2022, and most recently, it used cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and suicide drones to carry out precision strikes on non-nuclear power plants in Ukraine, in an attempt to further weaken Ukraine's infrastructure. Previously, Russia only attacked substations, but since April 2024, power stations have become the main targets. Judging by the situation in Ukraine, Ukrainian anti-aircraft missiles are already clearly insufficient, so the Russian strike has achieved the stated goals. Russia has retaliated against Ukraine's power stations because of Ukraine's recent strikes on energy facilities inside Russia.
At a time when Russia is further attacking Ukraine's infrastructure, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has publicly played up the Russian military threat and also declared that Russia poses a serious threat to East Asia. When Kishida pointed the finger at Russia, he also adopted an aggressive posture towards China, shouting the slogan that the status quo should not be changed. In response to Japan's exaggeration of the military threat from China and Russia, U.S. President Joe Biden has promised Japan that he will protect Japan through the use of nuclear weapons, thus highlighting the close military cooperation alliance between the United States and Japan. The United States and Japan reaffirmed their commitment to a purpose-for-purpose partnership that would preserve the so-called international order.
Japan's purpose has been very clear, that is, to realize its illegal interests through the endorsement of the United States, Japan has been trying to regain control of the Diaoyu Islands, so once again let the United States endorse the "U.S.-Japan Security Treaty", in addition, Japan is also in line with the United States' "Indo-Pacific strategy", thus openly opposing China's claims in the South China Sea, so there is a saying that the status quo cannot be changed by force. In fact, not only did the US-Japan summit target China on a number of issues, but the trilateral summit between the United States, Japan, and the Philippines was directly aimed at the South China Sea, so we should be vigilant about the collusion between the United States and Japan, as well as the cooperation between the United States, Japan, and the Philippines. Biden's proposal to provide nuclear protection for Japan is already conniving at Japan's stirring up trouble, which is a dangerous signal.