Japan’s foreign ministry asks the Russian consul to leave the country

Japan’s foreign ministry asks the Russian consul to leave the country

In reaction to a similar Russian action last month, the Japanese government on Tuesday ordered a Russian consul based in northern Japan to leave the country within six days, according to Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi.
fresh military action
In a different context, Russia just began a fresh military campaign in the Donbas region along the Russian-Ukrainian border, using “high-precision weapons” to target Ukraine’s military infrastructure, air defence, and air forces.

The Ukrainian border guards claimed that Russia had invaded the Ukrainian border from Crimea, Belarus, and Russia.
attacks using heavy weapons and artillery
The Ukrainian border guards said that small guns, heavy machinery, and artillery were used in attacks on border patrol units and checkpoints.

Following a meeting of the National Security Council, Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier declared his nation will immediately recognise the independence of the Donetsk and Lugansk republics from Ukraine and urged the Russian parliament to confirm the decision.

Donetsk and Luhansk’s separation from Ukraine will be decided in a referendum.
Donetsk and Lugansk, two provinces in the eastern Donbass basin, declared their independence on May 12, 2014, following a referendum in which the majority of voters supported their secession from Ukraine.
The international community became more alarmed as a result of Russia amassing more than 100,000 soldiers on the Ukrainian border in preparation for the anticipated invasion.

The Russian consul has been requested to leave Japan by the foreign ministry.

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