Departure of Russian officials in Tokyo

Departure of Russian officials in Tokyo

A bus carrying workers of the Russian Embassy in Tokyo runs past Ukrainian national flags being shown during a protest in the Japanese capital on April 20, 2022, against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Earlier in the month, Japan announced plans to expel eight Russians, including diplomats, in a concerted effort with the United States and European countries, strongly condemning Moscow's killing of civilians in Ukraine.

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