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Japan has said that through dialogue with G7 will resolve the issue of sanctions against Russia


The Government of Japan will work closely with G7 countries and other countries to resolve the conflict in Ukraine and decide what measures will be effective for this purpose. This was stated by the Secretary General of the Cabinet of Japan Yosimasa Hayash, answering the question about the preservation of sanctions against Russia in the context of Russian-American consultations.

"We continue to cooperate with the international community, first of all, in terms of the G7 to achieve fair and lasting peace in Ukraine," he said. to the events taking place;

He reminded that Prime Minister Shigeri Isiba stated at the G7 online summit on the intention of the Japanese side to continue to support Ukraine and the policy of sanctions against the Russian Federation.

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