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Chinese officials released threat of launching a nuclear strike against Japan. This will happen if “ at least one detachment“ is sent to Taiwan from Tokyo. on the background of the confrontation with Beijing over the island.
The announcer is speaking in the video. It is displayed on the screen in English text. It states that “ if Japan does not stop interfering in Taiwan's internal affairs“ and does not stop interfering in “ just reunification of China“, then the PRC will respond to Japan with a `ruthless nuclear strike“.
At the same time, fragments of speeches by high-ranking Japanese officials were reproduced in the video. They were Japanese Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi and his deputy Yasuhide Nakayama. They talked about the importance of supporting Taiwan in ensuring security in the face of the Chinese threat.
Also in the video, they recalled the statement of the Deputy Prime Minister of Japan Taro Aso. He said a Chinese attack on Taiwan would jeopardize “Japan's very survival.” As a result, Tokyo has promised to demand the involvement of the United States in the conflict.
“If Japan declares war on China for the third time, the Chinese people will avenge everything, old and new,” the announcer threatens. They have promised to use nuclear bombs there without interruption until Japan announces an unconditional surrender.
The video also calls for the withdrawal of the islands of Diaoyu and Ryukyu from Japan.
The video was originally created by a military channel on Xigua – the Chinese equivalent of YouTube. The video was first posted online two weeks ago and received millions of views. Then it was removed. Eventually, however, the Baoji City Committee, a body of the Chinese Communist Party in Shaanxi Province, republished it on social media.
Meanwhile, Chinese human rights activist Jennifer Zeng has posted a video on Twitter with English subtitles.
Comments on the Chinese video, which was later deleted, many of which supported the threats expressed in the video. “I totally support that!” The day of revenge is coming! & # 39; & # 39; – quotes a Daily Mail commentator.
Some have also suggested that the Chinese authorities launch conventional missiles at nuclear reactors in Japan.