প্রকাশ: 16/07/2022
Russia on Friday banned 384 Japanese lawmakers from entering
its territory in response to Tokyo aligning itself with international sanctions
against Moscow over Ukraine.
The Russian foreign ministry blacklisted the
parliamentarians, naming them on its website and accusing them of
"adopting an unfriendly, anti-Russian position notably by expressing
unfounded accusations against our country concerning the special military
operation in Ukraine."
Russia on July 1 published a decree transferring Japan's
stake in the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project on Sakhalin, an island in Russia's
far east, to a Russian operator.
The bulk of the project's liquid natural gas (LNG) output
had until now been delivered to Japan.
Tokyo had earlier indicated it hoped to retain its stake,
saying participation in the project was essential to its energy security as
Japan is highly dependent on fossil fuel imports.
Some eight percent of Japan's LNG imports have so far come
from Russia.
In May, the Russian foreign ministry said it had banned
entry to several dozen Japanese officials, including Prime Minister Fumio
Kishida, over Tokyo joining international sanctions against Moscow over its
military campaign in Ukraine.
- AFP
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