Japan/Security/China restricts exports to 20 Japanese companies over military concerns

China restricts exports to 20 Japanese companies over military concerns

Feb 24, 202620 sources

topic:export controlstopic:remilitarizationplace:japan

China’s military assertiveness threatens Japan directly

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China has placed export controls on 20 Japanese companies, including Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, preventing them from receiving certain dual-use items that can be used for both civilian and military purposes. China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) stated the move is justified to curb what it calls Japan's 'remilitarization' push.

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China’s export controls on certain Japanese entities ‘fully justified, reasonable and lawful’ to curb Tokyo’s ‘remilitarization’ push: MOFCOM

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China restricts exports to 20 Japanese companies over military concerns

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