Russia is ready for compensatory measures due to the remilitarization of Japan
Quick Look
- Russia is considering compensatory measures to strengthen its defense in response to Japan's remilitarization, the Foreign Ministry said.
- Previously, Japan expanded sanctions against Russia to include 33 companies and 9 individuals from the Russian Federation, as well as 4 companies from Turkey and the UAE.
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Why It Matters
Japan introduced new sanctions against Russia, including 33 companies and 9 individuals from the Russian Federation, as well as 4 companies from Turkey and the UAE. Russia is considering countermeasures to strengthen its defenses.
In response to the remilitarization of Japan, Moscow is ready to take measures to strengthen its defense. The Russian Foreign Ministry spoke about this, writes RIA Novosti.
“We will be forced to take compensatory measures to strengthen the defense capability of our country,” the ministry said.
Earlier, Japan introduced new restrictions against Russia, according to which 33 companies and 9 individuals from the Russian Federation, as well as 4 companies from Turkey and the UAE, will be additionally included in the sanctions lists.
Open Questions
- What kind of compensatory measures is Russia planning?
- When will countermeasures be introduced?
- How will this affect regional security?
