Russia protests to Japan about joint exercises with NATO countries
- Russia criticized Japan for scheduling military exercises on Hokkaido, accusing Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of risking dangerous escalation.
- The Russian Foreign Ministry protested to Japan's embassy regarding military drills with Germany and Spain, deeming Tokyo's actions "categorically unacceptable."
- Russia objected to NATO members engaging in military activities near its far eastern coast, emphasizing the issue with participants located far from the region.
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