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Home›Green Marine›Russia Embassy declines Japan FM protest over detained ship
Green Marine

August 16, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Russia Embassy declines Japan FM protest over detained ship

The Japanese Foreign Ministry on Wednesday filed a protest to the Russian Embassy in Tokyo over the detention by Russian coast guards of a Japanese fishing schooner near the South Kuriles and wounding one of the crewmembers who has died, according to Japanese media reports. However, the Russian Emba

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The Japanese Foreign Ministry on Wednesday filed a protest to the Russian Embassy in Tokyo over the detention by Russian coast guards of a Japanese fishing schooner near the South Kuriles and wounding one of the crewmembers who has died, according to Japanese media reports. However, the Russian Embassy declined the protest as unacceptable.

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