Japanese media today reported on the refusal of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba to participate in the NATO summit in The Hague. The reason was the US strike on Iran and the possible absence of US President Donald Trump.
In recent years, the Prime Minister of Japan has invariably participated in meetings of the leaders of the North Atlantic alliance. As expected, the foreign minister will go to The Hague instead, NHK reports.
Earlier, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung also refused to participate in the summit. His administration explained this with "a lot of state affairs after the inauguration," as well as "the volatile situation in the Middle East."
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service warned Minsk about the impending coup attempt
The FSB published a photo of a participant in the assassination attempt on GRU General Alekseev
Deprived of the right of entry into The Russian comedian spoke for the first time about his deportation
The billionaire's ex-wife Aliya Galitskaya committed suicide in the Istra isolation ward
Had a stroke: The end of the world on There is no Ukraine only thanks to Zelensky
Russian Ambassador to London Kelin answered questions about contacts with Ukrainian Ambassador Zaluzhny