Takaichi pledges to continue sanctions on Russia over its war on Ukraine
The prime minister highlighted that security in both the Euro-Atlantic region and the Indo-Pacific are inseparable.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has reaffirmed Japan's commitment to maintaining sanctions against Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine. Speaking at an online meeting with leaders of the Coalition of the Willing on Ukraine, Takaichi stated that Japan will persistently impose sanctions and provide support to Ukraine, emphasizing that the country's stance in solidarity with Ukraine remains unyielding. The meeting was held in Kyiv.
Takaichi highlighted the growing military ties between Russia and North Korea, as well as Russia's deepening cooperation with China. She underscored the interconnected security of both the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific regions, stressing the increasing importance of collaboration among allied and like-minded countries. "It is essential for the international community to unite and support Ukraine in order to bring peace to the country," she added.
Takaichi's remarks come as Japan continues to play a significant role in the global response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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