Russian Foreign Minister condemns Japan's economic sanctions August 16 037
Russia's Foreign Minister Labrov accused Japan of imposing economic sanctions on Russia, along with Western countries, in a forum for dialogue with young people. While young people are increasingly dissatisfied with the Putin administration, you can also see the aim of raising patriotism and tying up support by showing a strict attitude towards Japan.
Foreign Minister Labrov attended a forum to talk with Russian youth on the outskirts of Moscow on the 15th and talked about the peace treaty negotiations with Japan, including the Northern Territories issue. “I don't think the situation has stalled. We are aiming for the development of the relationship, ”and stated the policy to continue negotiations.
On the other hand, as a result of World War II, the North territory became a Russian territory, dissatisfied with Japan's refusal of Russia's position, and the United States hoped to normalize Japan-Russia relations He showed a strong attitude, such as insisting that it was not.
He also said, “We can't overlook the fact that Japan is a part of the economic sanctions imposed on Russia by Russia and Europe,” but five years ago, when Russia merged with Crimea in southern Ukraine. He accused Japan of banning travel to some politicians and soldiers.
In Russia, young people have become more dissatisfied with the economic downturn and the powerful political methods of the Putin administration, and protests have been held one after another. You can also ask about the purpose of tying up the support for.