Stop military exercises immediately, Japan stirred up China after meeting with Nancy Pelosi

  Japan's prime minister on Friday condemned China's firing of ballistic missiles during military exercises around Taiwan."This is a serious problem that affects our national security and the security of our citizens," he said.Tokya said five Chinese missiles had fallen into the country's exclusive economic zone.Four of these were flown over the main island of Taiwan.

"China's actions this time have had a serious impact on the peace and stability of our region and the international community," Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told reporters after a breakfast meeting with US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. I told him to immediately cancel military exercises. called upon to do so."

Pelosi is in Tokyo on the final leg of the Asian tour.He had also traveled to Taiwan, which has angered China.In response, Dragon has launched its largest military exercise around the island.Let us tell you that China sees Taiwan as part of its territory.He has vowed to one day reunite the island with his troops.

Kishida said he and Pelosi discussed a range of political issues, including matters relating to North Korea, China and Russia, as well as efforts towards a nuclear-free world.Pelosi arrived Thursday night from South Korea, another major US ally, where she also visited the northern border.This is his first time in Japan since 2015.

Tokyo has lodged a diplomatic protest with Beijing over the military exercise that began on Thursday.Parts of Japan's southernmost Okinawa region are close to Taiwan.The islands are at the center of a long-running dispute between Tokyo and Beijing.Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) extends 200 nautical miles from the coastline.