China has detained several Japanese nationals, including corporate executives, for allegedly violating export restrictions on dual-use goods, according to The Mainichi newspaper citing multiple sources. The detentions follow increased inspections of Japanese corporate offices and interrogations by Chinese authorities. China's foreign ministry confirmed it has "investigated and handled criminal cases in accordance with the law" but did not specify details, while Japan's embassy has advised companies to exercise caution regarding tightened export controls.
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