According to Kyodo News Agency of Japan, the Japanese Land Self-Defense Force released a message on the 8th local time that the Japanese Land Self-Defense Force will carry out actual combat training with the Indian Army for the first time in China from the 17th of this month to the 2nd of March. Kyodo News Agency said that this was part of the strengthening of cooperation between the Japanese Self-Defense Force and India in consideration of China. In January of this year, China said that the relevant parties should do more to promote regional national security and mutual trust, which is conducive to maintaining regional peace and stability. According to the report, according to the Japanese Land Self-Defense Force, the training was called "Dharma Guard", which had been held in India three times before. The training venue is the Yoshino drill field in Shiga Prefecture, Japan, which includes street fighting in the hypothetical city under terrorist attack. The report also said that the Japanese Land Self-Defense Force will send the 36th General Branch Company stationed at the Itan station in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, to participate in training, and will also put into explosive disposal and helicopter teams, while the Indian Army will send anti-terrorism forces to participate. The report also said that with regard to the defense cooperation between Japan and India, the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force and the Indian Air Force carried out the first joint training of fighter planes between the two countries in January this year. According to the previous report of the Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK), the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force and the Indian Air Force held the first joint fighter training in Japan on January 16, and released part of the training to the media at the Baili Base in Ibaraki Prefecture on January 23. At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held on January 17, a reporter asked questions about the first ever joint fighter drill between Japan and India that began near Tokyo on the 16th. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said that we have taken note of the relevant reports. The parties concerned should do more to promote regional national security and mutual trust, which is conducive to maintaining regional peace and stability. (Outlook New Era)