Japan PM vows to Zelenskyy continued pressure on Russia in her 1st talks
Takaichi said Japan will keep coordinating sanctions and assistance as Zelenskyy called the measures effective and thanked Tokyo for support.
- On Tuesday, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held their first formal in-person meeting at the Headquarters in New York to discuss Ukraine's conflict.
- As the invasion enters its fifth year, Takaichi pledged that Japan will maintain pressure on Russia through sanctions while standing in solidarity with Kyiv.
- During their 20-minute discussion, Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for humanitarian and energy assistance from Tokyo, expressing hope that Japanese companies will join Ukraine's reconstruction efforts.
- Underscoring Tokyo's commitment, Takaichi stated, "It is indispensable for countries to come together and support Ukraine so there would be fair and lasting peace as early as possible."
- Zelenskyy credited sanctions with proving effective, while Takaichi told him that Japan will continue coordinating assistance and sanctions against Russia with the international community.
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Japan ' s Prime Minister, Sanae Takaiti, held the first meeting with Ukraine ' s President Vladimir Zelensky and promised to continue providing support to Kiev. During the talks, the Japanese Prime Minister assured that Tokyo ' s policy towards Kiev would remain unchanged. Takaiti announced Japan ' s intention to continue to cooperate with the international community to assist the Ukrainian side and to maintain sanctions agai…
Japanese Prime Minister: Tokyo stands with Ukraine and will continue to pressure Russia
The Japanese Prime Minister met with Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. During the meeting, Sanae Takaichi stated that Tokyo "stands with Ukraine" and will continue sanctions pressure on Russia in coordination...
The Prime Minister of Japan met with Zelensky in the UNGA fields in New York, Sana'ae Takaiti said during the meeting that Tokyo "is standing with Ukraine" and would continue the sanctions pressure on Russia in coordination "with the international community".
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