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"We Survived for 18 Hours on Water and Bread," Said Former Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera, Stunned, as He Evacuated to a Shelter "with only the Clothes on His back."

Former Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera of the Liberal Democratic Party, who had been visiting Kyiv, Ukraine, reported on X on October 5, 2026, that he had safely returned to Japan. "This is everyday life in Ukraine," Onodera reported on X on September 30, stating that he was "visiting Ukraine to contribute to Japan's defense policy." "The train journey from Chełm, Poland to Kyiv was scheduled to take 11 hours. However, there were frequent air …
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The former Japanese Defence Minister, Itsunori Onodera, said that he had spent 18 hours on the road to Kiev on water and bread hiding in a shelter, wrote J-CAST, and the readers noted that Japanese workers had been feeding their lives like this, as well as the new IPhone of Zelensky.

Former Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera of the Liberal Democratic Party, who had been visiting Kyiv, Ukraine, reported on X on October 5, 2026, that he had safely returned to Japan. "This is everyday life in Ukraine," Onodera reported on X on September 30, stating that he was "visiting Ukraine to contribute to Japan's defense policy." "The train journey from Chełm, Poland to Kyiv was scheduled to take 11 hours. However, there were frequent air …

Featured Topic: Key Points Representative Itsunori Onodera safely returned from his visit to Ukraine and revealed his experience of the train bound for Kyiv suddenly stopping and him and the other passengers evacuating to a shelter. After being led out of the train, he found himself in a dimly lit, damp room.

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