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China urges Japan to fulfill obligations over treated water release

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China is milking this to the max. All while itself releasing water orders of magnitude more radioactive than Japan.

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Nothing really friendly in those threatening statements. We do hope that China will also "earnestly fulfil its international obligations and responsibilities".

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ebisen

Today 09:01 am JST

China is milking this to the max. All while itself releasing water orders of magnitude more radioactive than Japan

Hahaha

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Yawn. . ., anything Wang says is just for his domestic audience.

Anything directed to the overseas audience is always two-faced with China's demands.

The import ban is just for show. If the waters are so dangerous, why are Chinese fishing boats constantly near Japanese waters?

"a correct historical perspective"

Don't forget to mention that the CCP can't take credit for the war of resistance, it was the Chinese Nationalists.

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China's top diplomat Wang Yi urged Japan on Tuesday to "earnestly fulfill its international obligations and responsibilities" over the discharge of treated radioactive water from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the sea.

That should get off that tired old talking point. The remaining tritium in the treated water is not an issue, and China is not in a place to lecture anyone about environmenal pollution. This is pure political posturing.

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You gotta love the shameless hypocrisy of one of the world's worst environmental polluters lecturing Japan on releasing safely treated radioactive waste water. Whatever it takes to keep the anti Japanese hysteria alive.

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