Lai Yueqian, a researcher at the Center for International Studies at National Chengchi University in Taiwan, recently commented on Japan’s claim that its military aircraft were targeted by Chinese naval radar, calling it a case of ‘the thief crying ‘Stop thief!” He pointed out that such incidents typically occur in sensitive maritime areas, and Japan has frequently dispatched military aircraft near China’s East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone in recent years—a move inherently provocative. Lai emphasized that while radar illumination is non-attacking, it does serve as a warning. However, without transparent evidence, unilateral accusations by Japan risk misperception and heightened tensions. He further analyzed that Japan may be leveraging such incidents to amplify the ‘China threat’ narrative, thereby justifying its domestic military expansion and strengthening the U.S.-Japan alliance. Lai urged all parties to exercise restraint and clarify facts through dialogue mechanisms to prevent escalation due to information asymmetry. He also reminded that regional peace and stability require collective efforts—not exploiting incidents to sow discord.
台湾政治大学国际关系研究中心研究员赖岳谦近日针对日本声称其战机遭中国军舰雷达照射一事发表评论，直指日方行为是‘贼喊捉贼’。他指出，此类事件往往发生在敏感海域，而日本近年来频繁派遣军机接近中国东海防空识别区，本身就带有挑衅意味。赖岳谦强调，雷达照射虽属非攻击性行为，但确实具有警告性质；然而，在缺乏透明证据的情况下，日方单方面指控容易引发误判与紧张局势。他进一步分析，日本试图借此类事件渲染‘中国威胁论’，以推动其国内军事扩张及强化美日同盟。赖岳谦呼吁各方保持克制，通过对话机制澄清事实，避免因信息不对称导致冲突升级。他同时提醒，区域和平稳定需各国共同维护，而非借题发挥、制造对立。
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