Rogozin suggests possibility of returning of 3 islands to Japan

Rogozin suggests possibility of returning of 3 islands to Japan

MOSCOW, Russia - Dmitry Rogozin, chairman of the Russian parliament's foreign affairs committee, meets with a group of Japanese reporters in Moscow on Dec. 15 ahead of a visit to Japan. He urged Japan to accept a ''compromise'' in its territorial dispute with Russia and suggested the two countries split the possession of two main islands among the four disputed islands off northern Japan.

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