The Japanese Ministry of Defense will join the NATO mission, which coordinates Ukraine's military supplies and the training of its troops. As reported by Kyodo, the statement came from Japan Secretary General Mark Rutte with the Secretary General of the Alliance Genocide.
Earlier, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova warned that Russia would develop new additional funds to counteract Japan if Tokyo continued its course to support Kiev regime.
He added that the resumption of full dialogue and cooperation between Russia and Japan is possible only after the Japanese authorities have completely renouncing the Russian Federation, as well as the Russian citizens' economy and security.
Ruten will stay in Japan until April 10. On Tuesday, he had already visited the Self-Defense Forces Base in Yokosuka, check the Japanese Mogami frigate, as well as visited the Mistubishi Electric Corporation plant in Camakura.
