Russia-Japan Diplomatic Relations Reduced to Zero, Kremlin Confirms
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- •Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated on February 20 that relations between Russia and Japan have been reduced to zero.
- •Russia confirmed there is no ongoing peace dialogue with Japan as of February 21.
- •The territorial dispute involves islands claimed by both Russia and Japan, preventing progress on a peace treaty.
- •The Kremlin emphasized that discussing a peace treaty is impossible without dialogue between the two countries.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Russia and Japan resume dialogue on the territorial dispute they could potentially negotiate a peace treaty, improving diplomatic relations and regional security.
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RUTASS (EN)Russia-Japan relations at standstill, peace cannot be discussed — KremlinRURIA Novosti (RU)Отношения России и Японии сведены к нулю, заявил ПесковRURIA Novosti (RU)Обсуждать мирный договор с Японией без диалога невозможно, заявил ПесковREGIONALThe Japan TimesRussia says no peace dialogue ongoing with Japan over territorial dispute