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Russia Bans Entry to 30 Japanese Citizens
Russia Bans Entry to 30 Japanese Citizens
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Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman Toshihiro Kitamura, journalists of the Nikkei newspaper, professors of Hitotsubashi University, and other Japanese figures cannot visit Russia, the ministry said.
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"As part of the retaliatory measures against the ongoing so-called sanctions actions of Tokyo against our country, linked to a special military operation, it was decided to permanently ban the entry of the following Japanese citizens into the Russian Federation," the ministry said in a statement. In particular, Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman Toshihiro Kitamura, journalists of the Nikkei newspaper, professors of Hitotsubashi University, and other Japanese figures cannot visit Russia, the ministry added.
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Russia Bans Entry to 30 Japanese Citizens
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia has permanently banned the entry of 30 Japanese citizens, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.
"As part of the retaliatory measures against the ongoing so-called sanctions actions of Tokyo against our country, linked to a special military operation, it was decided to permanently ban the entry of the following Japanese citizens into the Russian Federation," the ministry said in a statement.
In particular, Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman Toshihiro Kitamura, journalists of the Nikkei newspaper, professors of Hitotsubashi University, and other Japanese figures cannot visit Russia, the ministry added.
