视频丨阿尔及利亚友好人士：日本无权干涉中国内政

Core Viewpoint - Japan's Prime Minister's erroneous remarks have sparked criticism both domestically and internationally, with significant backlash from various parties, including the Algeria-China Friendship Association [1][3]. Group 1: Criticism of Japan's Remarks - Ismail Debesh, Chairman of the Algeria-China Friendship Association, stated that Japan's comments are irrational and illogical, especially given that Japan has a trade volume with China exceeding $300 billion [3]. - The international community, including Japan's allies and countries friendly to China, has condemned Japan's remarks as a gross interference in China's internal affairs [3]. Group 2: Japan's Military Expansion Concerns - Japan has been significantly adjusting its security policies, increasing defense budgets annually, and relaxing weapon export restrictions, with intentions to modify its "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" [4]. - Debesh emphasized that Japan should learn from its painful history and cease military expansion, as it poses risks to regional security and global peace [4][6]. - He pointed out that Japan has not fully reflected on or apologized for its wartime actions during World War II, and its current military ambitions resemble those of its past, which must be halted for the benefit of Japan and the world [6].