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Deputy Head Council Russia's security chief Dmitry Medvedev called Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida a “vassal” and “servant” of the United States on his Telegram channel. The reason was a joint statement by Kishida and US President Joe Biden, which stated that Tokyo and Washington would view “any use of nuclear weapons by Russia in Ukraine” as “an unjustified act of enmity against all humanity.”
“That's right. monstrous shame,” writes Medvedev. “In humiliating, loyal ecstasy, he talks nonsense about Russia, thereby betraying the memory of the hundreds of thousands of Japanese who were burned in the nuclear fire of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. .”
The former prime minister and president of the Russian Federation writes that Kishida had, according to his opinion to remind Biden that “the only country that fully used nuclear weapons was the United States.”
– continued Medvedev with the conclusion that “the concept of honor of this generation of Japanese vassals is not typical.”