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Russia's FSB said it detained a Moscow resident for plotting to detonate a car in the motorcade of a senior Russian official.
2026-09-23
Russia's FSB said it detained a Moscow resident for plotting to detonate a car in the motorcade of a senior Russian official.
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Sept 23 — Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun, at a regular briefing, responded to Japan prime minister Takaichi Sanae’s Sept 22 UN speech calling for deletion of the UN Charter’s “enemy state” clause and saying Japan will uphold an exclusive self‑
Sept 23 — Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun, at a regular briefing, responded to Japan prime minister Takaichi Sanae’s Sept 22 UN speech calling for deletion of the UN Charter’s “enemy state” clause and saying Japan will uphold an exclusive self‑defense policy and push for a nuclear‑free world. Guo said the international community cares more about what Japan does than what it says, accusing the current Japanese government of denying wartime aggression, whitewashing war crimes, accelerating rearmament and remilitarization, seeking to abandon the Three Non‑Nuclear Principles and revise the pacifist constitution, and of openly challenging the post‑war international order — actions Beijing called a prominent threat to regional peace and stability.
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China's Qinglan Maritime Safety Administration issued a navigational warning that parts of the South China Sea will be closed for rocket launches on Sept 23–24, daily 20:32–22:32 Beijing time (UTC+8). Vessels are prohibited from entering designated a
China's Qinglan Maritime Safety Administration issued a navigational warning that parts of the South China Sea will be closed for rocket launches on Sept 23–24, daily 20:32–22:32 Beijing time (UTC+8). Vessels are prohibited from entering designated areas during the windows.
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