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Senior Colonel Zhang Xiaogang, Deputy Director of the Information Bureau of the Ministry of National Defense and spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense, said yesterday (16th) that recently, the United States and Japan have been clamoring about the so-called "Chinese military threat" to create an excuse for intensifying military collusion. The United States is the world's largest nuclear threat. In recent years, it has invested heavily in promoting the miniaturization and combatization of nuclear weapons, using nuclear weapons as a rope to tie up its allies and partners, and its attempt to maintain nuclear hegemony and intimidate the world is fully exposed.

On the same day, Zhang Xiaogang released news on recent military-related issues. Zhang Xiaogang made the above response to the announcement of the reorganization of the US military command in Japan at the "2+2" meeting between the US and Japanese foreign ministers and defense ministers, and expressed concerns about China's continued rapid expansion of its nuclear arsenal. He also said that Japan, as the only country that has suffered a nuclear attack, has not learned from history, but instead caters to the United States in seeking so-called "nuclear deterrence", which will only stimulate regional tensions and increase the risk of nuclear proliferation and nuclear conflict.

Recently, the United States announced a $500 million military aid plan for the Philippines, claiming that it would be used to help the Philippines deal with the Chinese Coast Guard and "maritime militia". Zhang Xiaogang said that some non-regional countries such as the United States and Japan are afraid that the South China Sea will not be in chaos, and they continue to stir up trouble and disrupt the situation. The Philippines has invited wolves into the house and is willing to be a pawn, which is despised by countries in the region. He stressed that China has indisputable sovereignty over the South China Sea islands and their surrounding waters. For deliberate infringement, we will legitimately safeguard our rights in accordance with the law; for unreasonable provocations, we will resolutely counter them based on reason and firmly defend our territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.