On the 9th, South Korea's presidential office refuted Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's statement relating to the territorial dispute between South Korea and Japan, stating that “Dokdo is clearly Korea's inherent territory in terms of history, geography, and international law.” A relevant person at the South Korean presidential office said that there is no dispute over the ownership of Dokdo, and South Korea will resolutely and rigorously deal with any improper claims made by the Japanese side about Dokdo. According to reports, Sanae Takaichi said during her defense in the Japanese Diet on the 9th that, whether from the perspective of history or international law, Takeshima is clearly Japan's inherent territory, and the Japanese government will respond resolutely based on this basic position.

On the 9th, South Korea's presidential office refuted Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's statement relating to the territorial dispute between South Korea and Japan, stating that “Dokdo is clearly Korea's inherent territory in terms of history, geography, and international law.” A relevant person at the South Korean presidential office said that there is no dispute over the ownership of Dokdo, and South Korea will resolutely and rigorously deal with any improper claims made by the Japanese side about Dokdo. According to reports, Sanae Takaichi said during her defense in the Japanese Diet on the 9th that, whether from the perspective of history or international law, Takeshima is clearly Japan's inherent territory, and the Japanese government will respond resolutely based on this basic position.