Southwestern Japan city to accept Ukrainian evacuees

Yasuhiro Nagano, mayor of Beppu, southwestern Japan, speaks about plans to accept Ukrainians who fled the Russian invasion of their country at the city hall on April 6, 2022, wearing a mask for protection against the coronavirus.

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