The Russian warship passed through Japan, and the Japanese side consoled itself: this is to support the Ukrainian battlefield... But you really have yours, you come to teach me, how to get to Ukraine from the Russian warships that cross the Tsugaru Strait?
Recently, Japan has been very jumpy and has been sanctioning Russia. So Russia sent warships to Japan for a walk, and also passed through the Tsugaru Strait.
Russia is clearly warning Japan. As a result, Japan pretended not to know what it meant.
But yes, there are some things that can't be pretended. Everyone's warships have sailed over, and the relationship between the two sides is at a time of tension, so it can't always be a friendly visit, right?
Finally, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, the japanese government's secretary-general, gave an explanation that the warships might have gone to support Ukraine. It was also said that it was clear that the warship was equipped with chariots.
This explanation is better than not explaining, isn't this just getting darker and darker? Ukraine is in the west, how can the warships supporting the Ukrainian battlefield run to the east?
Japan obviously did not dare to respond, if in the past, at least lip service to condemn, but now that russia has taken military action against Ukraine, Japan is very honest, afraid of provoking Russia, and taking the initiative to help Russia "exonerate."
But it is okay to find a decent reason, but anyone who has a slight impression of the world map cannot believe this explanation...
