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Takaichi keen to resume grave visits in Russian-held islands off Hokkaido

The suspension of the program due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a "humanitarian issue and a top priority in Japan-Russia relations," Takaichi said.

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The suspension of the program due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a "humanitarian issue and a top priority in Japan-Russia relations," Takaichi said.

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    Takaichi keen to resume grave visits in Russian-held islands off Hokkaido

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    The suspension of the program due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a "humanitarian issue and a top priority in Japan-Russia relations," Takaichi said. Takaichi keen to resume grave visits in Russian-held islands off Hokkaido

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