Japan’s minister visits Ukraine to stress mutual concern over North Korean troops - Clone
Takeshi Iwaya will meet his Ukrainian counterpart, Andrii Sybiha, to reaffirm Japan’s “strong support” for Ukraine against Russia’s invasion and to discuss further sanctions against Moscow, Japan’s Foreign Ministry said.
Japan has pledged another aid package for Ukraine to support in the defence against the Russian invasion, Ukrainian ...
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Japan allocates $3 billion loan to Ukraine using Russian assetsJapan has allocated $3 billion to Ukraine as part of a $50 billion G7 loan initiative. This amount will be repaid from the ...
Japan and Ukraine on Saturday signed an accord to facilitate the exchange of classified security information in the latest ...
The trip comes amid growing fears about the conflict’s expansion following North Korea’s dispatch of troops to Russia for ...
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan Takeshi Iwaya, who paid his first bilateral ...
Japan and South Korea face common security threats from North Korea, which continues to launch ballistic missiles. Pyongyang ...
Foreign Ministers of Ukraine and Japan Andrii Sybiha and Takeshi Iwaya have agreed to increase sanctions pressure on Russia ...
Russia launched one of its "largest air attacks" on Ukraine overnight and "peaceful cities, sleeping civilians" and "critical ...
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