In response to the US's ”silence”... Expert: ”Japan should stand in solidarity with its allies other than the US and denounce China”

As the conflict between Japan and China has spilled over into military friction, the United States has not taken a clear stance on the Japan-China conflict since the "tariff truce" with China last October.
Regarding this, "The United States claims that the Western Hemisphere is its territory and will reduce its intervention in the international community.
There is an analysis that this is making the ``New Monroe Doctrine'' line official.
The "New Monroe Doctrine" was an isolationist movement in the 1800s that refrained from intervening in European conflicts and focused on national interests in the Americas.
It is an expanded and revised version of the "Monroe Doctrine," and is also called the "Monroe Doctrine" after US President Donald Trump.
The newspaper said, "The United States is currently trying to avoid friction with China," and added, "President Trump is trying to hold on to his traditional supporters, such as manufacturing workers and farmers, ahead of the midterm elections in November next year."
However, he pointed out that "the fact that the United States is not actively intervening in the conflict that Japan is currently facing with China could be interpreted as an 'opening' from China's perspective."
The Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported that "If China's provocative actions, which test the US's 'red line,' are left unchecked, the risk of the East Asian order being shaken will increase even more."
Jack Cooper, an advanced researcher at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a conservative think tank in the US, said, "China has found a gap between Japan and the US, and is trying to get Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to retract her remarks about Taiwan.
"It's time for President Trump to reaffirm his commitment to the Japan-U.S. alliance, but it's unlikely that the Trump administration will do so," he said.
For this reason, experts have pointed out that "Japan should stand in solidarity with its allies other than the United States and condemn China's provocative actions in the international community."