Tokyo demanded to remove a monument in Khabarovsk dedicated to the victory of the USSR over Japan
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Tokyo demanded to remove a monument in Khabarovsk dedicated to the victory of the USSR over Japan
Tokyo demanded to remove a monument in Khabarovsk dedicated to the victory of the USSR over Japan.Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi called it "absolutely unacceptable. "In response, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova only trolled the...
Russia has unveiled a monument in the Far East that has deeply offended Japan.
[Cable News] A monument commemorating the victory over Japanese militarism was recently unveiled in Russia's Far East, featuring a smashed chrysanthemum emblem. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has requested the erection of such a monument.
The 4 September memorial is dedicated to the victory of militarist Japan – the best and most interesting news on the subject: Video, Habarovsk, Japan at the Fischki.net Entertainment Portal
According to Takaichi, the flower of chrysanthemum "is widely recognized as the emblem symbolizing Japan" so he has considered "absolutely unacceptable" that sculpture represents its destruction.
The Prime Minister of Japan demanded that Russia dismantle a monument that depicts a Soviet soldier breaking the symbol of a militarist Japan, writes Sankei Shimbun. Takaiti called it offensive, but readers of the publication believe that the monument is well deserved and should not be removed.
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