支那が米国、日本国に挑戦！・・・
新たに設置し先覚諸島を含む東シナ海防空識別圏に戦闘機を飛行させたニュースがＢＢＣワールドニュースのテレビで大々的に放送されました！。
今日はニュース時間の度にこのニュースが放送され世界の耳目を集めており、米国は深刻に受けて止めている様子が伺えます。
ＢＢＣワールドニュースでは尖閣諸島上空を飛行する支那の戦闘機の映像を流しました！。
ニュース元がＢＢＣ Ｎｅｗｓ Ｃｈａｉｎａなので信憑性には欠け！、・・・
飛行映像が本物かの判断は困難です。
何れにしても、もしこの映像が本物だとしたら、明確な領空侵犯であり、宣戦布告！と断言できるでしょう！。
支那は日本が先に手を出すのを待っており（支那は既に領空侵犯で先に手を出していながらこの思考は夜郎自大の支那だけのもの）！、・・・これを引き出す為に敢えて戦闘機に尖閣上空飛行の指令を出したのでしょう！。
あるいは米国と密約を結び「火蓋が切られるまでは米軍は動かず様子をみる！」を確信して、！・・・それなら、《日本は何らの対応もせずに手を拱いてカラスも追い払えない「遺憾砲！」撃つだけ！》と読んだのかも知れません！。
完膚なきまでに日本国は支那に舐められたようです！！！・・・
何れにしても、もしこの映像が本物だとしたら、明確な領空侵犯であり、宣戦布告！と断言できるでしょう！。
支那は日本が先に手を出すのを待っており（支那は既に領空侵犯で先に手を出していながらこの思考は夜郎自大の支那だけのもの）！、・・・これを引き出す為に敢えて戦闘機に尖閣上空飛行の指令を出したのでしょう！。
あるいは米国と密約を結び「火蓋が切られるまでは米軍は動かず様子をみる！」を確信して、！・・・それなら、《日本は何らの対応もせずに手を拱いてカラスも追い払えない「遺憾砲！」撃つだけ！》と読んだのかも知れません！。
完膚なきまでに日本国は支那に舐められたようです！！！・・・
海自はスクランブルを掛けたのかは不明ですが！・・・安倍政権は平常運転（配慮）でおそらくは、様子を見ているだけだと思われる。
因みにＢＢＣの記事は！・・・
China sends warplanes to newly declared air zone
The zone includes a groups of islands known as Diaoyu in Chinese and Senkaku by Japan
China has sent warplanes to its newly declared air defence zone in the East China Sea, state media reports.
The vast zone, announced last week, covers territory claimed by China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea.
China has said all planes transiting the zone must file flight plans and identify themselves, or face "defensive emergency measures".
But Japan, South Korea and the US have all since flown military aircraft through the area.
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Japanese restraint in the face of Chinese efforts to modify the status quo is currently keeping the peace, potentially to the detriment of Japan's claim to the island”
James Manicom
Expert, China-Japan security issues
Viewpoints: China air zone tensions
The new dispute in an already tense region has raised concerns it could escalate into an unplanned military incident.
China's state news agency Xinhua quoted air force spokesman Col Shen Jinke as saying several fighter jets and an early warning aircraft had been deployed to carry out routine patrols as "a defensive measure and in line with international common practices".
He said the country's air force would remain on high alert and would take measures to deal with all air threats to protect national security.
In Xinhua's Chinese language version of the article, the colonel said the aircraft would "strengthen the monitoring of targets in the air defence zone and do their duty".
'Destabilising'
The controversial air defence identification zone (ADIZ) includes islands known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, which are claimed by Japan, China and Taiwan.
Japan controls the islands, which have been the focus of a bitter and long-running dispute between Japan and China.
The zone also covers a submerged rock that South Korea says forms part of its territory.
China says the establishment of the zone was "completely justified and legitimate", but it has been widely condemned.
America, which called the move a "destabilising attempt to alter the status quo in the region", flew two unarmed B-52 bombers through the zone unannounced on Tuesday.
South Korea's Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se said on Wednesday that it had made "already tricky regional situations even more difficult to deal with".
Seoul said one of its military planes also entered the zone on Tuesday.
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On Thursday, Japan said its aircraft had conducted routine "surveillance activity" over the East China Sea zone, but did not specify when.
"Even since China has created this airspace defence zone, we have continued our surveillance activities as before in the East China Sea, including in the zone," said Japan's top government spokesman, Yoshihide Suga.
"We are not going to change this [activity] out of consideration to China," he added.
South Korea and China held talks on the zone on Thursday, but failed to reach any agreement.
China-Japan disputed islands
- The archipelago consists of five uninhabited islands and three reefs
- Japan, China and Taiwan claim them; they are controlled by Japan and form part of Okinawa prefecture
- Japanese businessman Kunioki Kurihara owned three of the islands but sold them to the Japanese state in September 2012
- The islands were also the focus of a major diplomatic row between Japan and China in 2010
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