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Russian Security Council Vice President Dmitry Medvedev says Japan must give up territorial claims to the Kuril Islands in order to conclude a peace treaty.

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Russia and Japan never signed a peace treaty formally ending hostilities during World War II. Relations between the two countries deteriorated further in 2022, when Russia withdrew from peace treaty negotiations with Japan.

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Rusia spune că Japonia trebuie să renunțe la Insulele Kurile dacă vrea pace. Dmitri Medvedev: Samuraii care se simt triști își pot face seppuku - B1TV.ro
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