On this issue of disputed territories, Russia has finally dealt a ruthless blow to Japan, and Fumio Kishida's worst fears are about to happen! After the end of World War II, the territorial dispute between Russia and Japan has not been resolved, which has led to the fact that the two countries have not been able to sign a peace treaty until now.
Since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Japan has followed in the footsteps of the United States, not only launching a series of sanctions against Russia, but also sending a large amount of aid to Ukraine. In this way, the peace negotiations between the two countries are even more hopeless!
Since the beginning of 2024, Putin has said on many occasions that he will take the opportunity to visit the four northern islands, and Putin not only declared that he would personally visit the Kuril Islands, but also prepared to invite China to join the bureau to jointly build and develop the local economy. In response to this move by Russia on the four northern islands, Japan obviously cannot calm down.
Just a few days ago, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told **: Japan is willing to sign a peace agreement with Russia, but the premise is to maintain the current sanctions against Russia, and at the same time the issue of the four northern islands must be discussed!
In response to this latest development in Japan, Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Federal Security Council, once again spoke out in support of Putin. He posted: According to the Russian Constitution, the "territorial issue" between Russia and Japan has been completely resolved! Russia will continue to develop the four northern islands as Russian territory, while strengthening their strategic position, including the deployment of new strategic ** on the four northern islands.
In the post, Medvedev ridiculed Japan, saying: Regarding the so-called "northern territories" in Japan's mouth, we don't care at all about "Japanese feelings", because these are not "disputed territories", but Russian territories. If there are people in Japan who are particularly sad about this, they can learn from the samurai and end their lives in the "traditional Japanese way", if they dare, of course!