Moscow reacts to Tokyo on Kuril visit
Moscow considers the Japanese criticisms of Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuril Islands to be baseless, affirming that sovereignty over the islands was transferred to Russia after World War II in accordance with agreements with its allies and the United Nations Charter. Moscow pointed out that the Japanese stance reflects an anti-Russian policy and a disregard for legal facts, viewing Japan's actions as interference in Russia's internal affairs and as imposing sanctions in support of Ukraine. This came in response to Putin’s visit to the islands, which Japan deems "unacceptable," marking a long-standing dispute since the Soviet Union seized the islands in 1945.
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