Japan continues to seek a peace treaty with Russia

Despite the change of head of government, Japan continues to strive to conclude a peace treaty with Russia. This will not be affected even by the cooling of Russian-Japanese relations due to the situation in Ukraine.

This statement was made by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, opening the extraordinary 210th session of the country's parliament.

Russian-Japanese relations are in a difficult position, but we strongly adhere to the direction of solving the territorial problem and concluding a peace treaty

- said the head of the government of Japan.

Fumio Kishida said that Tokyo, as before, adheres to a peaceful path to resolve its territorial claims against the Russian Federation. He seeks to put an end to storiesassociated with the outcome of World War II.

At the same time, the Prime Minister noted, the country's government pays increased attention to the issues of increasing defense capability. Among other things, Tokyo will consider the possibility of delivering strikes in response to the actions of a potential adversary.

Despite the fact that more than seven decades have passed since the end of World War II, a peace treaty between Russia and Japan has not yet been concluded due to territorial differences. However, our country also does not have a peace treaty with the Golden Horde or its successors, and this has absolutely no effect on anything.

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[opposite28]

Russian-Japanese relations are in a difficult position, but we strongly adhere to the direction of solving the territorial problem and concluding a peace treaty

We have always strived for a constructive dialogue in resolving territorial disputes.

[Aerodrome]

Despite the change of head of government, Japan continues to strive to conclude a peace treaty with Russia.

capitulation signed? fuck (wasabi) go...

[Romario_Argo]

peace treaty possible between Russia and Japan
only when the US withdraws all its bases from Japan
and Japan will announce its neutral status - our WORLD is already different (!)

[AAK]

Okay, let them return Hokkaido and Okinawa (Ryukyu), then we’ll make peace with the Japs ...

[Shurik70]

Brad.
Russia has been open to a peace treaty since the time of Khrushchev.
And on territorial disputes - they were offered the joint use of the islands.
Would like to sign - would have signed.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Aerodrome

capitulation signed?

Signed, even in the presence of the Americans.

[Hanurik]

Not just surrender, but unconditional. The difference is huge.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Hanurik

Not just surrender, but unconditional.

And now they begin to demand "reservations". Samurai didn't do that.

[opposite28]

capitulation signed? fuck (wasabi) go...

Culinary preferences in Japanese political cuisine ceased to be distinctive after the end of World War II. Japan has always enjoyed watching the cherry blossoms.

[Paul Siebert]

At the very beginning of the Russo-Japanese War, few Europeans believed in Japan's victory.
Here is a cartoon from a French magazine, Charlie Hebdo's "grandfather":

But the French were right - having lost in 1905, we bent the samurai in 1945, forty years later. True, not Nikolai, but Stalin was already dressed in armor then ...
This is the nature of our people.
We can be defeated. But it's impossible to win.
The donut hole will get the narrow-eyed, not the islands.
And the NATO members are not Ukraine, but ears from a dead wasp!

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: oppozite28

We have always strived for a constructive dialogue in resolving territorial disputes.

For the Japanese, a "constructive dialogue", after which they are ready to sign a peace treaty, means that we "constructively" give them the islands up to Sakhalin and Sakhalin together. And there they will also be ready to talk about Primorye.

For us, constructive negotiations fit in the words of their own Y. Komura - the head of the Japanese delegation at the Russian-Japanese negotiations on the conclusion of the Portsmouth Peace Treaty of 1905 -

War crosses out all treaties. You have failed, and let's proceed from the current situation

In short, let's all go to the garden.

And yes.
How can you sign a peace treaty with a non-sovereign, occupied country? Today we have a peace treaty with them, and tomorrow the invaders from their territory will fire missiles at us?
They will expel all the invaders, finally let them go with their crazy ideas about the "northern territories" - then we'll think about it.

[Romario_Argo]

The Sea of ​​Okhotsk - the inland sea of ​​Russia - is the unchanging foundation of any negotiations
Japan has not interested us in anything yet - and has not offered anything in essence
one chatter - they want peace - for what (?) - and tomorrow they will attack the Kuriles again (?)

[stankow]

The Sea of ​​Okhotsk is a positioning area for Russian strategic submarines. And the word cannot be that on the islands and in the straits there were hydrophones of the US ally.

[Rustic]

For the Japanese, a "constructive dialogue", after which they are ready to sign a peace treaty, means that we "constructively" give them the islands up to Sakhalin and Sakhalin together.

Not at all. As the experience of Japan shows. In order to conclude a peace treaty with them, you first need to inflict a couple of nuclear strikes on them, then occupy Hokkaido. And then they will sign a peace treaty, and later on for another 100 years they will lick their ass.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote from Rustic

As the experience of Japan shows. In order to conclude a peace treaty with them, you first need to inflict a couple of nuclear strikes on them, then occupy Hokkaido. And then they will sign a peace treaty, and later on for another 100 years they will lick their ass.

And really, it's a good move!

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Zoldat_A

And there they will also be ready to talk about Primorye.

Basically, don't put your finger in your mouth.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Zoldat_A

And there they will also be ready to talk about Primorye.

Basically, don't put your finger in your mouth.

No one, Vlad, no matter how he was going to ... At least we, here, who have at least some relation to the Army.

I won't speak for the Kremlin... Any kind of betrayal can be expected.

It's a shame for my son - the boys are fighting as they should. I saw his graduation in Ryazan, talked with the boys, with the officers, his teachers in the war and in life ...
They will do their duty. At any price. I saw, I knew, I believed. They are the same as we were. The beret will not be dishonored.
But just as we were betrayed in high headquarters for the sake of "political interests", so here - nothing has changed in more than 30 years.

Victory is at the front. The defeat is at headquarters. Ask any "Shuravi" or "Chechen" ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Nothing has changed in over 30 years.

And nothing has changed in 45 years.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: tihonmarine

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Nothing has changed in over 30 years.

And nothing has changed in 45 years.

I, Vlad, did not serve 45 years ago. My father might have something to say about it. And not only for THAT war, but also about a lot of things around the world. There were so many business trips that my mother and I did not always know what continent he was on.
I once told him that he brought me, a boy, a sombrero - he said that he bought it either in Sochi or in Yalta on the beach. After 20 years, his colleague, a friend, blabbed that the sombrero was from Cuba.
And more than thirty years ago, he experienced "staff good will" on his own skin. One Ahmad Shah Massoud was worth something ...

[Boniface]

And Russia does not mind! But, the Kuril (disputed) islands are ours!

[SKVichyakow]

Quote: Boniface

And Russia does not mind! But, the Kuril (disputed) islands are ours!

So for their sake they are constantly talking about making peace, nothing more. It's like a broken record. It’s just that, I think, they don’t even need to be answered with such a formulation of the question.

[Diana Ilyina]

So Putin already sent them by the forest when he left all the negotiations ...!

[SKVichyakow]

Quote: Diana Ilyina

So Putin already sent them by the forest when he left all the negotiations ...!

So they don’t understand Russian, and they don’t understand what they are being answered.

[Trapp1st]

we adhere to the direction of solving the territorial problem

We do not seem to have such problems with Japan, we have enough of the Kuriles.

[rotmistr60]

Russian-Japanese relations are in a difficult position

And who brought the so-called. relations? Wasn't it under your premiership that a round of attacks on Russia began with the introduction of sanctions, some requirements? We have been living since 1945 without a contract and our head does not hurt for our Kuriles.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: rotmistr60

We have been living since 1945 without a contract and our head does not hurt for our Kuriles.

If the Japanese have a headache, then let them go to the doctor, not to Russia.

[edmed]

Quote: rotmistr60

And who brought the so-called. relations?

Under the USSR, as far as I remember, the Japanese so-called. nat-revanchists arranged a "Northern Territories Day", to which the USSR shrugged ironically saying "Eat wasabi", with the advent of "democracy" and hints of "Maybe we can agree?" Japanese mother suffered.

[Alex Nevs]

Here only by their method. Conclude! Let them try.

[Junior Private]

News from Japanese townships usually ends with the standard pop-ball and longing for the Northern Territories. For the sake of justice, it is worth mentioning the languid Japanese demonstrations against American military bases. They gather there and wave some flags. They are far from yellow vests. The democratic media is traditionally silent on this topic.

[Leader_Barmaleev]

"but we firmly adhere to the direction of solving the territorial problem and concluding a peace treaty" - from this phrase it follows that the second follows from the first and, in fact, does not change ANYTHING ...

[hohohol]

MOSCOW, October 3 - RIA Novosti. Press Secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov ruled out the possibility of negotiations on a peace treaty with Japan.
Moscow's position is that the islands became part of the USSR following World War II, and Russian sovereignty over them is beyond doubt.

[edmed]

Quote: hohohol

MOSCOW, October 3 - RIA Novosti. Press Secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov ruled out the possibility of negotiations on a peace treaty with Japan.
Moscow's position is that the islands became part of the USSR following World War II, and Russian sovereignty over them is beyond doubt.

Peskov?! Come on xp .. (error) wasabi!

[tihonmarine]

However, our country also does not have a peace treaty with the Golden Horde or its successors, and this has absolutely no effect on anything.

This is the position to follow with Japan.

[Hitriy Zhuk]

No.
Remind about "and you first return our Hokaido to us, then maybe we'll think" and "and where did you put OUR Ainu from there by the way?".

[Lech from Android.]

At the same time, the samurai do not forget to impose sanctions against Russia ... I do not understand you.

[ZIF122]

The Japanese are generally insolent, they say that they fully support Ukraine and sanctions against Russia, and immediately that they are ready to continue negotiations on the transfer of the South Kuriles! At the same time, they are still hinting that they can use their own aircraft! Should they cut off the Sakhalin gas, what will they sing then?

[svp67]

However, our country also does not have a peace treaty with the Golden Horde or its successors, and this has absolutely no effect on anything.

And who is the successor of the Golden Horde, who knows?

[Lech from Android.]

Quote: svp67

who is the successor of the Golden Horde, who knows?

If you study by genes, then there will be darkness of heirs ...
there is not enough inheritance for everyone.

[Hitriy Zhuk]

We.
Did you pay tax? They paid.
Were you a part? Were.
Crushed then consider all of it? Crushed.
Here you go.

Just what is the benefit? Request an overdue tribute?

[Amateur]

Fumio Kishida said that Tokyo, as before, adheres to a peaceful path to resolve their territorial claims to the RF.

That is, he wants Russia to voluntarily give up the Kuriles? The latest "successes" of the Russian army in Ukraine obviously give the Japanese hope that they can surrender here too. I would love to be wrong.

[Genry]

The Japanese are strange.
Stalin left Hokaido to them, although there were claims against him. But there is no peace treaty that approved the current border of Japan, and the actual border may roll back even further south.

[Hitriy Zhuk]

Yes, no question, return our Hokkaido to us and go in peace.

[Armen Sologyan]

All the territories that Russia has are paid for with the blood of citizens of both the Russian Empire and the USSR. The Russian Federation is the legal successor of the Russian Empire and the USSR. Given the collapse of the USSR and the loss of territories of the Russian Federation during the collapse of the USSR, further loss of territories is unacceptable and not subject to discussion. Recall at least 1904, not to mention something else.

[Mikhail3]

Quote: Armen Sologyan

All the territories that Russia has are paid for with the blood of citizens of both the Russian Empire and the USSR.

Yes, but this, unfortunately, is no longer an argument. Much of our blood has been shed in this foreign land. And they shit on our graves...

[Armen Sologyan]

If you sign a peace treaty with Japan, then without any conditions from Japan and let them first remove the naval base on Okinawa, then sign the treaty after that. The tighter our conditions, the better. Stop playing games with them.

[Mikhail3]

Well, yes. That's how it should have been. only Japan is an occupied country, and the occupiers will never allow anything like that. And the Japanese hate all whites in a row, and even more than the Chinese and other Easterners, which seems impossible. Such people. They hate everyone. At one time, I somehow inadvertently watched several Japanese low-budget films for their domestic consumption. Oh what they are, it turns out, guys! Just surprisingly.
The possibility of not concluding a peace treaty with us enables, first of all, their politicians to rise. The Japanese really dream of pinching at least someone, at least in something, and they are very pleased to bite Russia on the sly.
And secondly, they are waiting for a world war. We are against the USA. When both we and the United States are exhausted and in ruins, the Japanese will come to feast. Both to us and to the Americans. They will kill everyone they reach, they will capture everything they like ... such is their national dream

[Armen Sologyan]

But when the Japanese come to feast, then there will be a surprise for them. We are peaceful people, but Our Poseidon is on the siding! Poseidon is a means for doomsday, as the Pentagon itself says !!! There will be enough Poseidons for everyone, because our President answered "we'll drag it with us." No one will win the Third World War, although it began at the beginning of the 21st century, namely, at the beginning of the sanctions, then the coronavirus from the United States, then the explosions on the gas pipeline .... And what's next? Either the continuation of the spread of new strains of coronavirus or some other US-British crap, or nuclear war. And we need to put heavy pressure on the dollar, by replacing it with national currencies, to negotiate with the Saudis, it is possible with the Taliban in Afghanistan. After all, there is still a difference between the Russians in Afghanistan and the Americans in Afghanistan, and they also began to understand this there.

[Zadok]

chase Hokkaido and sign)) capitulation! = peace treaty, unfortunately

[Mikhail3]

That is, he does not lose hope of accepting capitulation from Russia. Oh well...

[Normann]

The quick-eyed ones should ask for forgiveness, and given that there are US bases on their territory, there can be no talk of peace.

[Fizik13]

Something happened to my memory!
They have been cracking all their lives, first give up the territories, and then ...
And now the peace treaty, just like that? Looks like another trick, Amer's ears stick out behind their backs!

[Metallurg_2]

What is the number of times the Japanese prime minister is talking about this?
And he will also eat wasabi without horseradish - the owners will not be allowed to put up because of the puddle.

[ZoV]

but we strongly adhere to the direction of solving the territorial problem and concluding a peace treaty

Are the Japanese going to put pressure on Russia? Or was the DPRK scared of them?
The Russians are against, but without any territorial concessions .. In general, Japan is in fact occupied by the United States and this whole conversation is useless

[Buyan]

We don’t have a peace treaty with the Pechenegs, and even with the Sumerians survive

[acetophenone]

Go fuck yourself, now is not up to you. God forbid that they sign - again "folk" festivities in Moscow.

[Lisiy Prapor]

Let him go to America, take the text of the agreement there, in which it is stipulated that the Kuriles are ours, take him to the Kremlin ... and break off. The USSR no longer exists, and the Russian Federation did not wage any war with Japan. Curtain, credits: "Thus began the story of the creation of the time machine by Skynet"

[former soldier]

They stirred. They think it's time for negotiations.

[Reserve buildbat]

The territorial problem must be solved. The Yapi have been trampling Hokkaido for too long.