Russia's Foreign Secretary, ready to proceed with substantial peace treaty negotiations September 28, 6:45
Russia's Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Morglov once again pointed out that the failure to resolve security issues over Japan's peace treaty negotiations with Japan was a barrier, but proceeded with substantive negotiations in a focused manner. Clarified that they are ready.
In an interview with the Russian government news agency, Mr. Morgrov, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, who is in charge of peace treaty negotiations as a Russian presidential special representative, stated that “one of the major concerns is activities based on the alliance between Japan and the United States. INF = In response to the revocation of the medium-range nuclear missile abolition treaty, the intention to deploy medium-range missiles in Asia was renewed.
On top of that, he pointed out, “This is a new obstacle to finding a solution that can be accepted by both sides of the peace treaty.”
On the other hand, Vice-Minister Morgrov said, “After the results of the summit meeting, the two leaders have been instructed to continue dialogue in line with the items.” As issues were focused on security issues, he indicated that he was prepared to proceed with substantial negotiations in the future.