警惕！借口俄乌冲突话题，高市早苗再提修改安保文件

Group 1 - Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida emphasized the need to modify three security-related documents in light of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, suggesting a focus on enhancing Japan's defense capabilities [1][2] - The proposed budget for the fiscal year 2026 is expected to reach 122 trillion yen (approximately 5.5 trillion yuan), with a defense budget set to hit a record high of 9 trillion yen [1] - There are concerns that Kishida's remarks may be a pretext to justify the strengthening of Japan's military capabilities and the introduction of advanced weaponry, including potentially lethal arms [1] Group 2 - In just two months in office, Kishida has accelerated military expansion efforts, aiming to achieve a defense budget that constitutes 2% of GDP two years ahead of schedule, and is also discussing amendments to Japan's "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" [2] - The Chinese Foreign Ministry has expressed that these developments challenge the post-war international order and threaten regional peace and stability, asserting that they do not align with the interests of the Japanese people [2]