As the time of the conflict passed, both the Russian and Ukrainian soldiers suffered losses. Especially after losing hundreds of soldiers, Russia finally decided to "lay down a fierce hand". At the same time, in order to prevent the influx of "foreign legions" and avoid the increase of instability, the Russian Defense Ministry declared that foreign soldiers would not have the opportunity to become prisoners of war and would be hit more severely. Unexpectedly, after Russia announced the news, the Japanese ambassador "fled" overnight, and 110 citizens in Ukraine did not care.
The Observer Network reported on the 4th that when the Russian-Ukrainian conflict seemed to be playing a "real fire", the Japanese diplomatic agency still could not sit still. Even after temporarily finding a temporary office in the westernmost part of Ukraine, Japanese diplomats felt "unsafe" and suddenly decided to evacuate to neighboring Moldova. If it is only such a situation, there is nothing to say, after all, it is understandable to ensure your own safety in the chaos of war. But crucially, 110 Japanese citizens are still in Ukraine.
Although the Japanese government immediately came forward to explain that this was not a "fleeing from the battlefield" or disregarding the safety of Japanese citizens, it went to Moldova to resettle the citizens who had evacuated and arranged a "foothold" for Japanese citizens. But even that doesn't calm the anger of Japanese citizens and the ridicule of other countries' media, who see the Japanese ambassador's actions as "flight."
Others think of Russia's "shouting." Before the Japanese ambassador fled, the Russian Defense Ministry said that the current situation is very serious, mainly the threat of "foreign troops" to the Russian army, these foreign soldiers employed by the Ukrainian government, the main supply depots, supply transportation and aviation units of the Russian army as the target, seriously hindered the progress of the Russian army's self-defense operations, for which the Russian army decided to take the most severe blow, these foreign soldiers did not even have the opportunity to become prisoners of war.
It can be seen that Russia has become angry and has decided not to keep its hands on the so-called "foreign legions" of Ukraine. In fact, Russian casualties are on the one hand, and on the other hand, the threat of these "foreign legions" is gradually expanding. Ukraine is pursuing a "conscription program" through its embassies abroad, calling on citizens of other countries to travel to Ukraine to participate in the war and defend so-called "European freedoms."
At the same time, citizens of some countries are enthusiastically signing up, and even some governments are contributing. Just like the British government, the country's foreign secretary said that British citizens are not afraid of power, will not shrink back because of the strength of the Russian army, they will go to Ukraine to take up arms to resist, and Ukraine will definitely win the final victory. All in all, the British feared that Ukraine would not be chaotic, and did not hesitate to encourage citizens to go to Ukraine to expand the chaos.
Therefore, the British "mercenaries" in Ukraine have been registered in the Russian army. Not only the United Kingdom, but also Japan may have been on the list. After the introduction of the "conscription" notice in Ukraine, many Japanese citizens signed up to participate in a short period of time, most of whom were Japanese soldiers. Even if Japan dissuades more citizens from going in time, it will not eliminate the possibility of the Russian army paying attention to Japan's actions.
Under such circumstances, it is not difficult to understand that the Japanese ambassador "fled" Ukraine. Who makes Japan a bit of a thief? In addition to Japanese citizens signing up for the war, the Japanese government has also followed Western countries in suppressing Russia, and even provided Ukraine with a large amount of money to hire "foreign soldiers" and buy weapons.
At the same time, Japan also took the Russian army to attack Ukraine, making itself a "victim", slandering Russia's possession of disputed Territory between Japan and Russia as an "invasion", and even wanted to use the oppression of Russia by Western countries to regain the disputed territory.
It has to be said that in this Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which originally had nothing to do with Japan, Japan also wants to be a "protagonist" and also wants to seek some benefits. However, if you want to take advantage of the fire and loot, you will definitely bear great risks, and if you are not careful, Japan is likely to be involved in the conflict.