Russia to work closely with Japan against terrorism: envoy

Russia to work closely with Japan against terrorism: envoy

TOKYO, Japan - Russian Ambassador to Japan Alexander Panov speaks to reporters at the Russian Embassy in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Sept. 28. Panov said Russia is prepared to work closely with Japan to combat terrorism, with the two nations set to take up the issue at bilateral high-level talks to be held in Tokyo in October.

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