Japan lawmaker pressed to resign over Russia war remarks

Japan lawmaker pressed to resign over Russia war remarks

Undated file photo shows Japanese lawmaker Hodaka Maruyama. The House of Representatives unanimously adopted a resolution in Tokyo on June 6, 2019, urging him to quit over his controversial remarks that alluded to Japan waging war with Russia to regain control of a group of disputed islands. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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