Beijing says the curbs target military-related uses and are aimed at countering Japan’s remilitarization efforts
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China has suspended exports of certain rare earth products to Japan, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs saying that the ban targets military-related uses. The ministry said the move aims to counter Japan’s remilitarization efforts and pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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