Putin visits the disputed Kuriles archipelago: Japan strongly protests
Russian-Japanese relations have long been marked by tensions around the Kurile Islands, known in Japan as "Northern Territories"..
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About 20,000 Russian citizens live on these islands, which have mineral deposits, including gold and silver, as well as rich fishing areas. Since 2003, Japanese diplomacy had avoided talking about occupation. Vladimir Putin first visited the Kurile Archipelago, a territory disputed with Japan, said Russian state agencies.
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About 20,000 Russian citizens live on these islands, which have mineral deposits, including gold and silver, as well as rich fishing areas.
according to La Libre BelgiqueSince 2003, Japanese diplomacy had avoided talking about occupation.
according to La Libre BelgiqueVladimir Putin first visited the Kurile Archipelago, a territory disputed with Japan, said Russian state agencies
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