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Russia Arrests Japanese Journalist On Espionage Charges, Tokyo Summons Ambassador
Russia Arrests Japanese Journalist On Espionage Charges, Tokyo Summons Ambassador
Relations between Russian and Japan have been on a downward spiral of late, as Tokyo continues cozying up to the US military as well as NATO, and amid a long-simmering dispute over the Kuril Islands, which Japan identifies as its own Northern Territories.
Russia on Tuesday arrested a Japanese journalist, which the Kremlin says is actually a spy operating on behalf of the Japanese government.
AFP via GettyThe detained Japanese national has been identified as Yuki Imai, who works for Hokkaido Shimbun...
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