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Tokyo says she conveyed a “appropriate message” to Beijing’s movements on the movements.

The Japanese Ministry of Defense said that Chinese aircraft companies were seen working in the Pacific Ocean at the same time.

The Chinese Ministry of Defense said on Tuesday that the Chinese Shandong and four other ships sailed on Monday inside the exclusive economic zone in Japan (EEZ).

The ministry said that the aircraft carrier conducted landing and taking off, including its fighting aircraft and helicopters in the water north of Oninotori’s wages.

Tokyo’s announcement came a day after Japanese officials say that Liaoning, older than the two planes working in China, entered water near the remote Minymitorishima island.

Japanese captain, Yoshimasa Hayaishi, said that Tokyo would intensify the monitoring and conveyed a “appropriate message” to China, without a situation.

On Monday, Hayachi, a major spokesman in Tokyo, said that the growing maritime activity in China seems to be aimed at enhancing its ability to implement missions far from its beaches.

On Monday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian defended the movements of aircraft carriers, describing it as “fully consistent with international law and international practices.”

“Our national defense policy is defensive by nature. We hope that Japan will look at these activities objectively and rationally,” Lynn said at a regular press conference.