In the face of increasing Russian military presence along the Ukrainian border, the possibility of war has been raised in the Western media. Moscow, however, has blamed the Western alliance's conspiracy to oust Russia for the escalation of tensions, saying Russia was increasing its military deployments in the country's defense to prevent the NATO alliance from expanding along the Russian border. Not to attack any other territory. A tense situation has arisen in the face of potential conflicts between the major powers.
Japan, however, has not yet announced its direct support. In a virtual meeting with US President Joe Biden last weekend, The Japanese Prime Minister reaffirmed his country's strong position on Washington in international affairs.
As tensions rise on the Russian-Ukrainian border, Japan now says Tokyo is seriously considering the possibility of removing Japanese nationals from Ukraine. The government was informed of the government's move on Monday after the United States announced the evacuation of family members of U.S. citizens working at the embassy in the Ukrainian capital.
A senior member of Japan's cabinet, a chief cabinet secretary, told a regular news conference today that Japanese citizens had already been advised to be prepared to move out of the Eastern European country in the event of an unresolved situation. He added that the Japanese government will continue to work closely with the United States and other related countries to monitor the situation.
According to the Japanese Foreign Ministry, about 250 Japanese nationals, including family members of the embassy staff, are currently in Ukraine.
In the face of increasing Russian military presence along the Ukrainian border, the possibility of war has been raised in the Western media. Moscow, however, has blamed the Western alliance's conspiracy to oust Russia for the escalation of tensions, saying Russia was increasing its military deployments in the country's defense to prevent the NATO alliance from expanding along the Russian border. Not to attack any other territory. A tense situation has arisen in the face of potential conflicts between the major powers.
Japan, however, has not yet announced its direct support. In a virtual meeting with US President Joe Biden last weekend, The Japanese Prime Minister reaffirmed his country's strong position on Washington in international affairs.
As tensions rise on the Russian-Ukrainian border, Japan now says Tokyo is seriously considering the possibility of removing Japanese nationals from Ukraine. The government was informed of the government's move on Monday after the United States announced the evacuation of family members of U.S. citizens working at the embassy in the Ukrainian capital.
A senior member of Japan's cabinet, a chief cabinet secretary, told a regular news conference today that Japanese citizens had already been advised to be prepared to move out of the Eastern European country in the event of an unresolved situation. He added that the Japanese government will continue to work closely with the United States and other related countries to monitor the situation.
According to the Japanese Foreign Ministry, about 250 Japanese nationals, including family members of the embassy staff, are currently in Ukraine.
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