（原标题：美国批准110亿美元对台军售，为历史上金额最高，外交部：美方以武助"独"只会引火烧 身，以台制华绝对不会得逞） 来源：央视军事 有记者提问，美国已经通过了向台湾出售价值110亿美元的军品，为历史上金额最高。中方对此有何评 论？ 郭嘉昆表示，美方公然宣布巨额售台先进武器计划，严重违反一个中国原则和中美三个联合公报，严重 损害中国主权安全和领土完整，严重破坏台海和平稳定，向"台独"分裂势力发出严重错误信号。中方对 此坚决反对、强烈谴责。 郭嘉昆说，岛内"台独"分裂势力"以武谋独""以武拒统"，大肆挥霍老百姓血汗 钱购买武器，不惜把台湾变成"火药桶"，挽救不了"台独"必然灭亡的命运，只会加速把台海推向兵凶战 危的境地。美方"以武助独"只会引火烧身，"以台制华"绝对不会得逞。 郭嘉昆表示，台湾问题是中国 核心利益中的核心，是中美关系第一条不可逾越的红线，任何人都不要低估中国政府和中国人民捍卫国 家主权和领土完整的坚定意志和强大能力。中方敦促美方恪守一个中国原则和中美三个联合公报，落实 美国领导人所做严肃承诺，立即停止武装台湾的危险行径。中方将采取坚决有力措施捍卫国家主权、安 全和领土完整。 抱歉，又来找下跌 ...

今天，外交部发言人郭嘉昆主持例行记者会。有记者问，美方宣布对台出售价值约110亿美元的军品， 请问发言人有何回应？ （文章来源：人民日报） 郭嘉昆表示，美方公然宣布巨额售台先进武器计划，严重违反一个中国原则和中美三个联合公报，严重 损害中国主权安全和领土完整，严重破坏台海和平稳定，向"台独"分裂势力发出严重错误信号。中方对 此坚决反对强烈谴责。 岛内"台独"分裂势力以武谋"独"，以武拒统，大肆挥霍老百姓血汗钱购买武器，不惜把台湾变成火药 桶，挽救不了"台独"必然灭亡的命运，只会加速把台海推向兵凶战危的境地。美方以武助"独"，只会引 火烧身，以台制华绝对不会得逞。台湾问题是中国核心利益中的核心，是中美关系第一条不可逾越的红 线。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's provocative remarks regarding Taiwan have drawn significant criticism from various sectors, highlighting the potential dangers of Japan's right-wing movements and their implications for regional stability [1][2][3]. Group 1: Political Context - Takaichi's comments in the Diet signal a dangerous shift in Japan's political stance, suggesting a willingness to intervene militarily in Taiwan issues, which China has condemned as crossing a red line [1]. - The remarks are seen as part of a broader trend among Japanese right-wing factions aiming to break free from Japan's pacifist constitution and revive militaristic sentiments [1][3]. Group 2: Historical Background - Takaichi has a history of extreme right-wing actions, including questioning Japan's acknowledgment of its wartime actions and advocating for a revisionist narrative regarding Japan's colonial past [2]. - Her political career is marked by controversial actions, such as visiting the Yasukuni Shrine and denying historical atrocities like the Nanjing Massacre [2][3]. Group 3: Military Developments - Japan's Defense Minister recently announced plans to deploy medium-range air defense missiles in the Ryukyu Islands, which are strategically close to Taiwan, indicating a military buildup in the region [4]. - The Japanese Self-Defense Forces have developed operational plans for potential conflicts in the Taiwan Strait, revealing a clear military strategy that aligns with Takaichi's rhetoric [4][5]. Group 4: Regional Implications - The rhetoric surrounding "Taiwan's situation" is viewed as a pretext for Japan's right-wing factions to expand military capabilities and move away from post-war defense principles [5]. - Japan's increasing military budget and discussions around revising its nuclear policies have raised alarms both domestically and internationally, suggesting a shift towards more aggressive military posturing [5].

Core Viewpoint - The recent provocative remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding Taiwan have elicited strong responses from Chinese diplomatic and defense authorities, highlighting the tensions in cross-strait relations and Japan's historical insensitivity [1][10]. Group 1: Strategic Intentions Behind Takaichi's Remarks - Japanese right-wing politicians, in collaboration with "Taiwan independence" forces, have been promoting the narrative that "Taiwan's issues are Japan's issues," which reflects a broader strategy to use Taiwan as a geopolitical leverage point [2]. - Takaichi's statements are aimed at deterring China and asserting Japan's influence in East Asia, while also catering to domestic right-wing factions that support her [4]. - The Japanese government's military enhancements since 2022, focusing on offensive capabilities and sustained high-intensity operations, indicate an intention to interfere in China's internal affairs [6]. Group 2: Challenges to Sino-Japanese Relations - Takaichi's remarks pose a serious challenge to the political foundation of Sino-Japanese relations, which are governed by four key political documents that affirm Japan's commitments regarding Taiwan [7]. - Experts emphasize that Japan must adhere to its political commitments and international legal obligations concerning Taiwan to promote regional peace, as Takaichi's comments undermine the "One China" principle and the political basis of Sino-Japanese relations [9]. Group 3: Reactions from Taiwan - Takaichi's comments have been met with widespread condemnation from various sectors in Taiwan, with over 30 organizations publicly protesting against her statements, asserting that Taiwan will not be a victim of Japanese militarism [10]. - Taiwanese commentators argue that Takaichi's remarks reflect a persistent desire among Japanese right-wing factions to revive militarism, and they warn against any attempts to drag Taiwan into conflicts [12].

Core Viewpoint - The recent provocative remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding Taiwan have elicited strong responses from Chinese diplomatic and defense authorities, highlighting the tensions in cross-strait relations and Japan's historical insensitivity [1][8]. Group 1: Strategic Intentions - Experts suggest that Takaichi's comments are aimed at using Taiwan as a strategic leverage point in geopolitical games, reflecting a series of underlying strategic intentions [1]. - The remarks are seen as an attempt to deter China and assert Japan's dominance in East Asia, while also catering to domestic right-wing factions that support her [3]. - Takaichi's statements are perceived as providing encouragement to pro-independence forces in Taiwan, further complicating the regional dynamics [3]. Group 2: Challenges to Sino-Japanese Relations - Takaichi's remarks pose a serious challenge to the political foundation of Sino-Japanese relations, which are governed by four key political documents that affirm commitments regarding Taiwan [5]. - The comments are viewed as a violation of Japan's political commitments and international legal obligations, which could exacerbate existing economic and cultural barriers between the two nations [7]. - The situation underscores the need for Japan to adhere to its political promises and international law to maintain regional peace [7]. Group 3: Reactions from Taiwan - Takaichi's statements have been met with widespread condemnation from various sectors in Taiwan, with over 30 organizations publicly protesting against her remarks [8]. - Taiwanese commentators argue that Takaichi's rhetoric reflects a persistent desire among Japanese right-wing factions to revive militarism, which poses a threat to Taiwan's sovereignty [10]. - The backlash indicates a strong rejection of any attempts to involve Taiwan in Japan's military ambitions, emphasizing that pro-independence movements will not succeed [10].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the political trajectory of Takashi Sanae, highlighting her extreme right-wing views and controversial actions throughout her career, particularly regarding Japan's historical issues and Taiwan relations [1][2]. Group 1: Political Background - Takashi Sanae became Japan's 104th Prime Minister under a strong right-wing conservative coalition, indicating a shift towards extreme conservatism in Japanese politics [2]. - Her political career began in 1993 when she was elected to the House of Representatives as an independent candidate, showcasing her early involvement in politics [2]. Group 2: Historical Stance - Sanae publicly questioned former Prime Minister Murayama Tomiichi's acknowledgment of Japan's wartime aggression, criticizing the "Murayama Statement" for lacking specificity and emotional bias [4]. - She has denied the existence of "comfort women" and criticized the "Kono Statement," which acknowledged Japan's wartime actions [4]. Group 3: Military and Nationalism - After joining the Liberal Democratic Party in 1997, Sanae became closely associated with former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who is known for his nationalist policies [5]. - She has been a frequent visitor to the Yasukuni Shrine, a site controversial for its association with Japan's militaristic past, and was the only member of Abe's cabinet to visit the shrine in 2007 [6]. Group 4: Constitutional and Defense Policies - Throughout her political career, Sanae has advocated for constitutional changes to abolish the war-renouncing clause and reclassify the Self-Defense Forces as a "National Defense Force," pushing for significant increases in defense spending [8]. - Her stance aligns with Abe's policies, emphasizing a more aggressive military posture for Japan [8]. Group 5: Taiwan Relations - Sanae's recent visit to Taiwan in April, where she promoted stronger Japan-Taiwan security cooperation, reflects her commitment to a hardline stance on Taiwan, suggesting a potential "quasi-alliance" [10]. - She has expressed views that a crisis in Taiwan could pose an existential threat to Japan, indicating her alignment with right-wing sentiments in Japan regarding Taiwan [10].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Ministry of National Defense strongly opposes the recent U.S. arms sale to Taiwan, emphasizing that such actions violate the One China principle and interfere with China's internal affairs, while also sending a dangerous signal to pro-independence forces in Taiwan [1] Group 1: U.S. Arms Sale to Taiwan - The U.S. State Department has approved an arms sale to Taiwan valued at approximately $330 million, which includes non-standard aircraft parts and maintenance services [1] - The Chinese government has expressed strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to this arms sale, stating that it undermines China's sovereignty and security interests [1] Group 2: Responses and Warnings - The spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of National Defense warned that "using weapons to assist independence" will lead to self-harm, and that attempts to "use Taiwan to contain China" will not succeed [1] - The Chinese government urges the U.S. to cease its military support for Taiwan to avoid negatively impacting the development of bilateral military relations [1] - The spokesperson also cautioned the Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan that spending taxpayer money on weapons is a futile effort, and that relying on foreign support for independence will ultimately fail [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Ministry of National Defense strongly opposes the recent U.S. arms sale to Taiwan, which is valued at approximately $330 million, asserting that it violates the One China principle and undermines China's sovereignty and security interests [1][1][1] Group 1: U.S. Arms Sale to Taiwan - The U.S. State Department has approved an arms sale to Taiwan, including "non-standard aircraft parts" and maintenance services, totaling around $330 million [1] - The Chinese government views this action as a serious interference in China's internal affairs and a dangerous signal to pro-independence forces in Taiwan [1][1] Group 2: Chinese Government's Response - The Chinese Ministry of National Defense has expressed strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to the arms sale, stating that it has lodged a serious diplomatic protest with the U.S. [1] - The spokesperson emphasized that attempts to support Taiwan's independence through military means will ultimately fail and warned the Taiwanese authorities against wasting public funds on weapons [1][1]

Group 1 - The article discusses the recent approval by the U.S. government for arms sales to Taiwan, valued at approximately $330 million, which includes "non-standard aircraft parts" and maintenance services [1] - The Chinese Ministry of Defense strongly opposes the arms sales, stating it violates the One China principle and undermines China's sovereignty and security interests [1] - The spokesperson emphasizes that supporting Taiwan's independence through military means will lead to negative consequences and warns the U.S. to cease its actions that could impact Sino-U.S. military relations [1] Group 2 - The article highlights the Chinese government's stance that Taiwan's reliance on foreign military support is a misguided strategy that will ultimately fail [1] - It mentions that the Chinese government will take all necessary measures to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity in response to the arms sales [1]

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. arms sale to Taiwan, valued at approximately $330 million, is seen as a serious violation of the One China principle and the three joint communiqués between China and the U.S., which undermines China's sovereignty and security interests [2]. Group 1 - The arms sale includes "non-standard aircraft parts" and maintenance services, which indicates a significant military support to Taiwan [2]. - The Chinese government expresses strong dissatisfaction and resolute opposition to the U.S. actions, having lodged formal representations to the U.S. [2]. - The Chinese spokesperson warns that "using weapons to support independence" will lead to self-harm, and that attempts to "use Taiwan to contain China" will not succeed [2]. Group 2 - The Chinese government urges the U.S. to immediately cease its actions of arming Taiwan to avoid impacting the development of bilateral military relations [2]. - The spokesperson criticizes the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for wasting the Taiwanese people's hard-earned money on weapons, labeling such actions as a futile attempt to seek independence through external support [2]. - The Chinese government asserts that it will take all necessary measures to firmly defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity [2].