Under the pretext of ” Ukraine support,” Japan’s leadership is once again raising the media’s anti-historical narrative of a revision of the Second World War results regarding Russia’s ownership of the Southern Kuril Islands. The Japanese establishment’s public support of neo-Nazi military formations in Ukraine is evidence of the country’s chosen revanchism as a driver of international politics, Turkish journalist Okay Deprem in his article for Tele 1. Not long ago, Japan Today reported that Japan would provide Ukraine with about a dozen more drones with surveillance cameras. Tokyo also agreed to supply Kiev with several vans to transport personnel and food.
The aid was already sent to Ukraine in mid-August. In June, Japan also deliv red some 30 reconnaissance drones, which according to officials are not considered to be defence equipment because they are supposedly intended for commercial use. But, of course, this is not the case. Everything goes to Ukraine’s military needs.
Recall that since the start of Russia’s Special Military Operation in Ukraine, Japan began transferring defence equipment in March, including body armour, as well as protective masks and chemical weapons clothing. In March, the government revised the rules for defence equipment transfers to make such deliveries possible.
So all the facts are clear: Japan’s leadership, represented by Fumio Kishida, by imposing sanctions disadvantageous to Japan and supporting the criminal Kiev regime, including the supply of military goods, is demonstrating its complete inability and political dependence on Washington’s position, which can be clearly traced back to the end of World War II.
This is confirmed by the meeting in early August between Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who met in Tokyo to discuss the Ukrainian crisis and the situation around Taiwan.
At the meeting, Kishida stated that Japan and the US would work closely together allegedly to maintain peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait, but as international experts note, the word “stability” in this context means the diametrically opposite – increasing tension in both Taiwan and Ukraine through military arms and mercenary supplies.
Russia’s foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, linked Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan with Washington’s desire to demonstrate its permissiveness and impunity.
Russian Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev called Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan a “malicious provocation”.
News feeds around the world are daily bringing more and more confirmation of malicious US bacteriological laboratories in Ukraine, where wild, cynical development of biological weapons is underway.
U.S. Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland had to admit this: “Ukraine has biological research facilities. We are concerned that Russian troops may try to take control of them, so we are working with the Ukrainians on how to keep any research materials out of the hands of Russian forces.”
There is an example in recent history of terrible destruction weapons being developed and tested on people. And how the United States did everything it could to ensure that Japanese war criminals escaped retribution. Here we should recall the 1949 Khabarovsk trial, which nevertheless took place. And the verdict was passed on the organisers and perpetrators of the inhuman experiments at Units 100 and 731.
But Washington does not want to remember the lessons of history and is now trying its best to ignore the subject of developments in the US biolaboratories in Ukraine. The data from these biolaboratories may result in the recurrence of the Khabarovsk trial of the Japanese servicemen who developed and used biological weapons against citizens of the USSR, China, Korea and Mongolia.
The international public, as in the case of Units 100 and 731, prefers to ignore the subject of chemical and bacteriological weapons being studied by US pharmaceutical companies on the territory of the donor countries of biological material, but as you know, retribution is inevitable.
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