An "absolutely unacceptable" visit: why Vladimir Putin's arrival in the Kurile Islands is annoying Japan
Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuriles islands made Tokyo react strongly
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Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuriles islands made Tokyo react strongly. Vladimir Putin, who builds on the 1956 peace declaration, paving the way for a treaty, denies any responsibility for the deterioration of relations. Since 2003, Japanese diplomacy had avoided talking about occupation.
Furthermore, "We categorically reject these statements, which we consider politically irrelevant, insulting and, of course, legally unfounded," said in a statement the spokesman for Russian diplomacy, Maria Zakharova.
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Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuriles islands made Tokyo react strongly.
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Vladimir Putin, who builds on the 1956 peace declaration, paving the way for a treaty, denies any responsibility for the deterioration of relations.
according to Le ParisienSince 2003, Japanese diplomacy had avoided talking about occupation.
according to Le Parisien"We categorically reject these statements, which we consider politically irrelevant, insulting and, of course, legally unfounded," said in a statement the spokesman for Russian diplomacy, Maria Zakharova.
according to Le Figaro — Actualités
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