
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on the social network X that Russia should dismantle the memorial to the Soviet Victory over Japan installed in Khabarovsk, depicting the destruction of the coat of arms with a chrysanthemum, which she called absolutely unacceptable, and demanded that the installation be suspended and the monument demolished.
AI-generated summary
The Memorial to the USSR Victory over Japan is installed in Khabarovsk and depicts the destruction of the coat of arms with a chrysanthemum, recognized as a symbol of Japan.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said that Russia should dismantle the memorial to the USSR victory over Japan installed in Khabarovsk. She wrote about this on the social network X.
Takaichi said that the installation of a monument depicting the destruction of the coat of arms with the chrysanthemum, recognized as the symbol of Japan, is absolutely unacceptable.
“The Japanese government firmly demands that the Russian side suspend the installation of the monument and dismantle it. We intend to continue to persistently urge the Russian side to dismantle the border marker,” she urged.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russian authorities may refuse to dismantle the memorial, citing the historical significance of the Victory in World War II.
Likely · Within weeks
Diplomatic negotiations between Japan and Russia may intensify around the memorial issue.
Possible · Within months

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