Japan Monitors China's Military After Airspace Violation

China admits a spy plane unintentionally entered Japanese airspace due to turbulence, prompting diplomatic exchanges.

Japan's military scrambled fighter jets in response to a Chinese Y-9 reconnaissance plane entering its airspace on August 26.
China explained the incursion was accidental, caused by turbulence, and assured Japan it would prevent future occurrences.
Japanese officials remain skeptical, citing the violation as a serious breach of territorial sovereignty.
Tensions are heightened by China's growing military activities near Japan and joint exercises with Russia.
Japan has reinforced defenses in its southwestern region, crucial for its national security strategy.