Russian President Vladimir Putin visited islands that are claimed by Japan, which were seized by the Soviet Union during World War II. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated that the visit 'wounds the feelings' of the Japanese people and may increase anti-Russian sentiment in Japan.
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Putin visits disputed islands, prompting response from Japan
Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to islands claimed by Japan has elicited a response from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who expressed that the visit 'wounds the feelings' of the Japanese people. This incident may further intensify anti-Russian sentiment in Japan.
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Putin angers Japan with visit to islands seized by Soviet Union in WWII
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Putin visits disputed islands, prompting response from Japan