Russia Decries Japan's Military Drills Near Border
Russia's Foreign Ministry has labeled Japan's planned military drills near the Russian border as a provocation and a national security threat. In response, Russia has lodged a formal protest with Japan's ambassador to Moscow and reserves the right to take countermeasures for its security.
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In a recent development, Russia's Foreign Ministry has voiced strong objections to Japan's plans for military exercises near its border, describing them as a significant provocation and potential threat to national security.
Following this announcement, the Russian government has lodged a formal complaint with the Japanese ambassador stationed in Moscow. The Foreign Ministry has underscored its concerns in a statement, offering a stern warning regarding its security.
The Russian authorities declared that they would not hesitate to implement any necessary countermeasures to safeguard their national integrity should these exercises proceed as planned.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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