Russian Deputy FM Andrei Rudenko says that peace treaty talks with Tokyo will not happen if Japan's Russophobia is fostered by its US allies.
Russian Deputy FM Discounts Any Peace Treaty Talks
The Russian official stated that these comments aired last Tuesday, reported TASS.
The quarrel over archipelagos just off Japan's most northern island, Hokkaido, which the Soviet Union took up at the end of World War II, deterred Moscow and Japan from officially deciding to end tensions in the discord, reported Zawya.
The contest islands are the Kurils in Russia, Japan's northern territories.
Rudenko indicated that it is challenging to discuss the decision to sign this type of document (a peace treaty) with a state that assumes forthrightly unwelcoming stances and permits itself straightforward provocations against the country, noted Taipei Times.
He added that Japanese leaders choose to take up a US position that is openly anti-Russia and leaves no room for any agreement.
Japan's Russophobia Is a Hindrance
Moscow did not continue talks in March last year when Tokyo followed Joe Biden's lead in sanctioning Russia over the Donbas special operation.
However, Tokyo would find the move of Moscow unfair and unacceptable despite sanctioning at the behest of Washington.
On one side, Rudenko indicated the Kremlin upholds the "One China" policy that the US trashed on the Taiwan issues. He made it clear that Beijing got its support over the enclave, where defeated Chinese forces went after the defeat in 1949.
He added that Russian support in Taiwan was clear. Saying that the mainland government that the PRC is for all of China, even Taiwan.
Beijing has not let go of its claim that Taiwan is a part of greater China and the pressure on the enclave, which wants sovereignty.
Russian Officials Strengthen Trade in the Middle East
In a phone call with his Israeli counterpart Eli Cohen, on Tuesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov supposedly managed to negotiate ways to enhance economic and trade collaboration prospects between Moscow and Tel Aviv, citing ANews.
The Russian Foreign Ministry put out a statement in which the heads of the foreign ministries mentioned pertinent activities on the bilateral initiative, focusing on the value of reinforcing the prospects for trade and investment.
This context was emphasized when it was suggested that the upcoming conference of the Joint Russian-Israeli Commission be organized.
Based on the statements of the two diplomats who evaluated the circumstances in the Middle East and North Africa, even further acknowledging that Lavrov as well as Cohen was briefed on some aspects of the crisis in Ukraine
As Cohen took office, Lavrov complimented him and said he was willing to collaborate with him to promote several areas of mutually beneficial collaboration between Moscow and Israel.
The Israeli official was appointed as a foreign minister as a member of the 37th administration led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and he presided over the Knesset last Thursday.
He will be the foreign minister for only a year and rotate with Israel Katz, who is the present energy minister, as a highlight of the negative Japan Russophobia that stops peace treaty talks, Russian Deputy FM Rudenko.
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