Ambassador Li Song, China's permanent representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency, spoke at the IAEA Board of Governors on the 7th, further elaborating China's position on the issue of Japan's Fukushima nuclear contaminated water discharge into the sea, emphasizing that China advocates for the implementation of strict, independent, and effective long-term international supervision over Japan's sea dumping behavior. Li Song stated that the problem of Fukushima nuclear contaminated water discharge into the sea has been continuously highly concerned by the international community and the strong concerns and opposition from neighboring countries' people have never been eliminated. During the IAEA Board of Governors this week, Japan once again discharged the sixth batch of nuclear contaminated water into the ocean. It must be emphasized that the more Japan discharges, the more unable it is to wash away the moral responsibility. Although Japan has been trying hard to defend its sea dumping behavior and emphasizing the safety of the so-called water treatment, it has not been able to give convincing answers yet on the long-term reliability of the Fukushima nuclear contaminated water purification device, the comprehensive effectiveness of the current monitoring arrangements, and the uncertain environmental impact of the discharge. The lack of integrity and management chaos of Tokyo Electric Power Company and the ineffective supervision of the Japanese government further highlight the importance and urgency of establishing a long-term international supervision and monitoring mechanism for the discharge of Fukushima nuclear contaminated water into the sea. (Xinhua News Agency)