Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takagi rejected espionage charges…
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takagi rejected espionage charges against Japanese journalist Imai Yuki, who was arrested in Russia on October 13 for work for the Hokkaido Shimbun newspaper.
Coverage (11 sources)
- Japan's Prime Minister rejected Russia's espionage accusations after arresting Japanese journalist — ЭХО / Новости
- Japanese Prime Minister rejected espionage charges against Japanese journalist detained in Russia — Настоящее Время
- Japan's Prime Minister stated that the country is not engaged in espionage in Russia — Коммерсантъ
- Japan rejected espionage charges against detained Sakhalin journalist — Радио Свобода
- Japan rejected espionage charges against detained Sakhalin journalist — Сибирь.Реалии
- Japan's Prime Minister rejected espionage charges against Japanese journalist. Herkovitch's story developed similarly — Агентство. Новости
- Nothing like this has happened. Japan's Prime Minister on espionage accusations leveled by Russia against Hokkaido Shimbun journalist — Meduza
- Japan's Prime Minister stated there are no facts of Japanese authorities' espionage in Russia. Takahashi noted that Tokyo is not yet in the know about the details of the accusations brought forward. — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi refutes the fact of Japan's espionage in Russia — Вести
- Japan's Prime Minister stated that her country is not engaged in espionage in Russia — Интерфакс
- Federal Security Service of Russia: — МИД России
Key entities
- Japan
- Russia
- Sanae Takai
- Tokyo
- Sakhalin
- Yuki Imai
- Sakhalin Oblast
- Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
- Moscow
- Federal Security Service
- Sanae Takayoshi
- Hokkaido Shimbun
- Hokkaido Shimbun
- Hokkaido Shimbun
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