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Japan adopted another package of anti-Russian sanctions on October 2.
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Japan adopted another package of anti-Russian sanctions on October 2.
The Russian Embassy believes that the sanctions confirm the Japanese government’s intention to continue the policy of its predecessors towards Moscow.
TOKYO, October 6 - RIA Novosti. Japan's anti-Russian sanctions confirm the intention of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to continue the short-sighted line of her predecessors in relation to Moscow, according to the commentary of the Russian Embassy on the next package of anti-Russian sanctions adopted by Japan on October 2.

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