Abe raps China at NATO
Japan’s Prime Minister says China is a source of international worry.
Shinzo Abe told NATO officials China’s military posture is a matter of concern not only for Japan but for the international community.
Abe visited NATO headquarters in Brussels as part of a week-long tour of Europe.
The prime minister cited frequent incursions by Chinese vessels into waters around Japan’s Senkaku islands.
China claims the islands, calling them the Diaoyu.
Drawing a parallel with Ukraine, Abe called for settling international disputes by rule of law.
He said Japan would work together with NATO based on their shared values.