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Japan's Takaichi WARNS Xi After China's Jet Locks Radar On F-15 Mid-air | 'DON'T DO IT AGAIN!'

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has condemned what she calls a “dangerous and unacceptable” radar illumination incident involving Chinese fighter jets launched from the aircraft carrier Liaoning. Tokyo says Chinese J-15s repeatedly targeted the radars of Japanese Self-Defence Forces (SDF) jets responding to an airspace violation southeast of Okinawa. Takaichi blasted the move as an act that “goes beyond the range necessary for safe aircraft flight,” warning Beijing against further escalation. China, however, is pushing back — accusing Japan of “deliberately intruding” into a declared Chinese Navy training zone and disrupting lawful exercises. The confrontation comes as diplomatic tensions deepen, especially after Takaichi suggested Japan could take military action if China attacked Taiwan. The latest radar incident is now fuelling fears of a far broader regional crisis. #Japan #China #Okinawa #SDF #J15 #SanaeTakaichi #TaiwanStrait #EastChinaSea #Geopolitics #AsiaSecurity Times Of India (TOI) Is The Largest Selling English Daily In The World. Times Of India Videos Bring You Global News, Views And Sharp Analysis. We Track India's Global Rise, Her Increasing Engagement With The World, The Changing Geopolitical Landscape Amid Conflicts And Wars And The Emerging World Order. INTERNATIONAL NEWS | GLOBAL CONFLICTS | MIDDLE EAST WAR | CHANGING WORLD ORDER #TOILive | #TOIVideos Subscribe to the Times Of India YT channel and press the bell icon to get notified when we go live. Join Millions Reading TOI; Download Our App At http://toi.in/app-yt Visit our website https://www.timesofindia.com/ Follow us on X/ @timesofindia Facebook:   / timesofindia   Instagram:   / timesofindia   Follow the TOI WhatsApp channel: https://bit.ly/3RYl0J9 For daily news & updates and exclusive stories, follow the Times of India