Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds to progress in the detention case of two Japanese nationals in China
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to the case of a Japanese national being detained, saying the relevant case is being handled in accordance with the law Follow the progress of the case and official statements to learn more details and subsequent handling
On July 1, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs again responded to the detention of two Japanese nationals in China, saying that the relevant cases are being handled in accordance with the law.
At the regular press conference that day, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said in response to questions from foreign media that the relevant individual cases had already been introduced previously and that the cases are still progressing in accordance with the law.
According to reports, reporters were concerned about whether the two Japanese nationals, after being detained in Dalian, had been formally arrested, as well as the allegations and specific conduct involved in the case. This response from the Foreign Ministry did not disclose further details, emphasizing only that it would be handled in accordance with legal procedures.