In Japan, retired Prime Minister Abe was reminded of his oath to "put an end" in negotiations with the Russian Federation on the Kuril Islands

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The Japanese press is reacting to telephone conversations between Shinzo Abe and Vladimir Putin. The main topic for discussion by Japanese experts is related to the South Kurils, which in Japan continue to be called the northern territories.

The Japanese news agency Kyodo reported that Abe and Putin "agreed that Japan and Russia will continue to discuss the details of signing a peace treaty."



It is worth recalling that the main condition that Japan sets before Russia when working on a peace treaty is the "return" of the Kuril Islands.

In response to Shinzo Abe's statement about "further discussion of the details" of the signing of the peace treaty, Japan criticized the politician. Firstly, it is noted that Abe decided to call Putin after he announced his resignation for health reasons. Secondly, in Japan, they are asking the question: why Abe "stopped taking the initiative on negotiations on the islands, writing off everything to a pandemic?"

In addition, Shinzo Abe, Japanese experts recalled that he swore at the grave of his own father about "the need for daily work to advance negotiations with Russia" and "to put an end to this issue." In Japan, they note that Abe really put an end to the issue, but only for himself - he left the post of prime minister and "got away from resolving the situation on the islands."

In Japan, now Shinzo Abe's talks with Vladimir Putin by telephone are called "the prime minister's will."
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  1. +14
    1 September 2020 07: 08
    After that, Abe, like a true samurai, must remove his grandfather's katana from under the sofa and make himself a hara-kiri! laughing And in general - every self-respecting prime minister of Japan should end his career this way - because not the Kuriles, but from a dead donkey, you can only get your ears back!
    1. +8
      1 September 2020 07: 14
      Zyablitsev-Aby should now sit more comfortably on the couch and start scrolling comments on social networks wassat , maybe there he "wins the evil Russia" or "wins" lol
      1. +5
        1 September 2020 07: 15
        Or write a memoir - "How I returned the Kuril Islands ... twice, or sake works wonders!" laughing
      2. +19
        1 September 2020 07: 19

        In Japan, now Shinzo Abe talks with Vladimir Putin by phone

        What negotiations? The very fact of negotiations should be excluded from the vocabulary of our politicians as absurdity and (or) a betrayal of national interests. The Kuriles are ours. It is not subject to discussion.
      3. +3
        1 September 2020 07: 41
        Quote: Thrifty
        Zyablitsev-Aby should now sit more comfortably on the couch and start scrolling comments on social networks wassat , maybe there he "wins the evil Russia" or "wins" lol

        Do you think you can register on VO?)
    2. +5
      1 September 2020 07: 19
      and make yourself hara-kiri
      Officially, hara-kiri has been banned since 1968, when reforms began during the Meiji Da period and the knife is called kusungobu. And it's a pity, of course, just imagine how the officials were following their words. You have to answer for the market. feel
      1. +5
        1 September 2020 07: 20
        Yes, I like how I can rip Abe's samurai belly open, even with a rusty can opener! laughing
      2. +6
        1 September 2020 07: 23
        "Withdrew from resolving the situation on the islands."
        And there is no need to answer for the market! And a tablecloth road!
      3. +1
        1 September 2020 08: 23
        Is Abe a samurai? We should check the pedigree. Suddenly, he curried out from peyzan?
        If not, then according to Japanese tradition, you should cut off the head with a bamboo saw or leave it tied up in the tide.

        I read it in Vick:
        Kang Abe (安 倍 寛, Abe Kan, April 29, 1894 - January 30, 1946) was born into a family of soy sauce and sake brewers.
      4. 0
        1 September 2020 10: 09
        Quote: lwxx
        And it's a pity of course, just imagine how the officials were following their words. You have to answer for the market.


        Maybe it's better for our bureaucrats to introduce it? Deceived the people and legally elected three times, if you please bring an "Apology" .....
      5. 0
        1 September 2020 11: 45
        Oh namesake, our dyaputyati and officials would have remembered about the OFFICER'S HONOR!
    3. +3
      1 September 2020 08: 21
      Firstly, Abe is not a samurai, and secondly, the katana was never used for seppuki, for this there is wakizashi. Thirdly, there is nothing to comment on: there is the Russian constitution, in which everything is spelled out, and someone's wishlist on the islands has nothing to do with the peace treaty between Russia and Japan. Another thing is more interesting: is it badly needed, this agreement? It seems that we are not at war without him.
      1. 0
        1 September 2020 08: 38
        Quote: astepanov
        First, Abe is not a samurai

        But nonetheless
        ... For some reason, everyone forgot that Shinzo Abe swore to return the Kuriles at his father's grave. And if he doesn't, he'll do hara-kiri.
        https://newizv.ru/news/politics/31-08-2020/a-kak-zhe-harakiri-yaponskiy-premier-uhodit-tak-i-ne-vernuv-kurily
      2. 0
        1 September 2020 10: 13
        Quote: astepanov
        Another thing is more interesting: is it badly needed, this agreement? It seems that we are not at war without him.


        No, it has no meaning from the word at all. Japan signed an unconditional surrender in 1945, thus the signature of this signature legally ended the state of war. A peace treaty is not necessary here. This is not the case for the example of Syria and Israel, which are de jure at war to this day.
    4. +1
      1 September 2020 08: 29
      Quote: Finches
      After that, Abe, like a true samurai, must remove his grandfather's katana from under the sofa.

      Alas, it won't work. request The katanas from the grandfathers of today's samurai were taken by the Yankees-liberators back in 1945 and taken away from their burrows as souvenirs ...

      1. +2
        1 September 2020 09: 24
        Quote: Vasyan1971
        The katanas from the grandfathers of today's samurai were taken by the Yankees-liberators back in 1945 and taken away from their burrows as souvenirs ...

        For the most part, it was a remake of the Second World War, from serial grades of steel, they were of no value either as a weapon or as a historical artifact. They have little in common with the classic Japanese sword. Something like modern Chinese crafts on the katana theme from 440C. Many old blades were taken out, but the Japanese have been actively involved in returning the most valuable ones for many years. They have a whole institute there that evaluates blades, traces their history, etc. And now about 300 craftsmen have licenses for production, if the Internet does not lie lol
        Abe himself is not from a poor family, his great-grandfather was a general, and there must be some family swords stored there. So he has something to commit suicide in any case. It's not a problem to find tanto laughing
        1. 0
          1 September 2020 09: 51
          Quote: user1212
          For the most part, it was a remake of the Second World War, from serial grades of steel

          Of course. You can't get enough of real swords for all the fighters. wassat
          Quote: user1212
          They took out many and old blades

          Quote: user1212
          Abe himself is not from a poor family, his great-grandfather was a general

          This is what I am talking about. Law-abiding Yapi meekly handed over the age-old inheritance to the winners.
          Quote: user1212
          So he has something to commit suicide in any case.

          That's for sure. Pills to get drunk, or a tie in the shower ...
    5. 0
      1 September 2020 08: 30
      If I'm not mistaken, now they should give him a fan :)
    6. +2
      1 September 2020 08: 33
      Do not make katana hara-kiri; a true samurai makes seppuku tanta. But if he does not have the strength to do this, then he makes a symbolic gesture to his stomach with a fan, and his assistant chops off his head with a katana. hi
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    8. 0
      2 September 2020 09: 25
      Well, he kind of swore that during the life of his generation ... He is not yet on his deathbed, so it seems like it's too early for him to think about sepukka or hara-kiri
  2. +2
    1 September 2020 07: 10
    Abe will appear in the role of the oppositionist and will begin to demand the return of the Kuriles by force ...
    1. +6
      1 September 2020 07: 15
      Health is not enough
  3. +6
    1 September 2020 07: 16
    Another bun crumpled, unable to answer for the market! And he hung such noodles on the ears of the Japanese man in the street!
  4. +6
    1 September 2020 07: 18
    We have already put an end to this question. Abe cannot but understand this. That is why I left ... I don’t envy the successors. You can butt a stone wall, but there is no prospect wassat
    1. +1
      1 September 2020 07: 31
      It looks like Putin answered Abe with Lenin's words: "Fuck you!" And the eyes are kind, kind ...
    2. +1
      1 September 2020 07: 48
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      We have already put an end to this question.

      That's it! so Abe kept his word. And there is nothing here to hint at all sorts of "excesses".
  5. +3
    1 September 2020 07: 27
    Why did they stick to Aba, Putin congratulated yesterday on his retirement. On a sipuka or hara-kiri. And if he just had a couple of liters of sake. Two types of vodka that I cannot drink are Chinese and Japanese. "Death among icebergs" I so poetically call this process ... drinks
  6. 0
    1 September 2020 07: 32
    It would be necessary for the Japanese to translate amendments to our Constitution on their MOV.
    Neighboring territory 404 fundamentally abandoned the Russian language, so as not to read these amendments and torment Bandera's soul for the Crimea. SUHS non-brothers :-)
  7. 0
    1 September 2020 07: 34
    In Japan, they note that Abe really put an end to the issue, but only for himself - he left the post of prime minister and "got away from resolving the situation on the islands."
    well, sort of like for a "good reason" - illness.
  8. -1
    1 September 2020 07: 40
    I was glad that in the news broadcasts on TV that were released yesterday, regarding the telephone conversation between Putin and Abe, the topic of the so-called "peace treaty" was never mentioned, but only streamlined phrases about strengthening cooperation. Let's hope that the topic of surrendering the Kuriles will be completely eliminated in the Foreign Ministry, the Government and the Presidential Administration.
  9. +1
    1 September 2020 07: 40
    Don't be confused. The subject of negotiations.

    The conclusion of a peace treaty between Russia and Japan.

    And there can be as many as desired.
    For example, they may want to join the Russian Federation.
    Than the samurai is not joking
    Sensei Putin will direct them on the right path.
  10. 0
    1 September 2020 07: 44
    ... in Japan, the question is: why Abe "stopped taking the initiative on negotiations on the islands, writing off everything to a pandemic?"

    In general, Abe was not a Russophobe and treated Putin with respect.
    It is unlikely that in occupied Japan, a prime minister loyal to Russia will replace him. The new one will traditionally play the tune - "return the Kuriles", although knowing in advance that this is a utopia.
    Moreover, the Russian constitution now specifically says about
    the prohibition of rejection of its territories.
  11. 0
    1 September 2020 07: 51
    Russia has put a full stop, it is necessary to read the Constitution of the Russian Federation. laughing
  12. 0
    1 September 2020 08: 00
    Well, he put an end to it. The amendment to the Constitution is proof of that. Well done. I didn't lie ...
  13. 0
    1 September 2020 08: 00
    Firstly, it is noted that Abe decided to call Putin ...

    However, the Japanese renounced Yes
    The telephone conversation took place on the initiative of the Russian side ... At the end of the 20-minute teleconference, Putin said "arigato", thanking Abe in Japanese, while Abe reciprocated in Russian: "Vladimir, thank you."
  14. -1
    1 September 2020 08: 13
    After the adoption of the amendments, the sculpture of the middle finger from Milan simply asks to the shore of the Watchtower.
    You can also lay out the text of clause 2.1 of article 67 from shells at the foot.
  15. 0
    1 September 2020 08: 14
    In addition, Shinzo Abe, Japanese experts recalled that he swore at the grave of his own father about "the need for daily work to advance negotiations with Russia" and "to put an end to this issue."

    Well, I couldn't! request
  16. +2
    1 September 2020 08: 18
    You are strange people, why discuss?
    The oaths and promises of politicians are not worth a damn - they are people who are not responsible for their words. Otherwise, the Japanese should really make a sepuku am
    1. 0
      1 September 2020 08: 53
      "lie on the rails" (c)
  17. 0
    1 September 2020 09: 59
    "The Japanese news agency Kyodo reported that Abe and Putin" agreed that Japan and Russia will continue to discuss the details of signing a peace treaty "..." (c) While the Japanese dream of the Kuriles Abe and Putin with the same success can discuss the details of creating a perpetual motion machine or a philosopher's stone. The islanders should really leave empty wishlist.
  18. 0
    2 September 2020 20: 15
    It seems that our Foreign Ministry had already put an end to the question before that Abe: The Kuriles are ours and cannot be discussed.

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