瑞典、美国、日本等国有关军工企业和机构发布所谓“击沉”中国军舰动画，国防部新闻发言人：我想对他们说“You wish”

Group 1 - The Chinese Ministry of Defense commented on the recent release of animation videos by military enterprises from Sweden, the UK, the US, and Japan, which depict the sinking of Chinese naval vessels, suggesting these companies are using such content to promote their weapons capabilities [3] - The Ministry criticized the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in Taiwan for misusing public funds and pushing Taiwan towards danger through military spending, specifically referencing a failed proposal for a NT$1.25 trillion defense special regulation [4] - The Ministry expressed concerns over the DPP's reliance on foreign powers for independence, stating that this strategy would ultimately lead to their downfall [5] Group 2 - The Ministry highlighted the lack of mention of Taiwan in the latest US Department of Defense's National Defense Strategy, interpreting this as a signal of strategic retreat from the US regarding Taiwan [5] - The Ministry accused the DPP of manipulating public perception and engaging in cognitive warfare to distract from its failures, asserting that such tactics would not sever the historical and cultural ties between the two sides [6] - The Ministry condemned Japan's recent military expansion efforts, including the development of offensive weapons, as a threat to regional peace and stability, urging vigilance from neighboring countries [6][7] Group 3 - The Ministry reiterated that any attempts to contain or blockade China would ultimately fail, advocating for mutual respect and peaceful coexistence as the correct path for US-China relations [8][9] - The Ministry emphasized the humanitarian efforts of the Chinese Coast Guard and Navy in rescuing Filipino crew members from a capsized vessel near Huangyan Island, countering accusations from the Philippine Coast Guard [11] - The Ministry announced plans to strengthen strategic cooperation with Russia, marking the 30th anniversary of the China-Russia strategic partnership, and reaffirmed mutual support on core interests [12]