Suzuki was 'deeply involved' in Russia aid projects

TOKYO, Japan - Muneo Suzuki, a lawmaker and Liberal Democratic Party politician, leaves the party headquarters in Tokyo on March 4. A Foreign Ministry investigation has determined that Suzuki was ''deeply involved'' in the bidding process for two Japanese government-funded projects on Kunashiri Island, a Russian-held island claimed by Japan.

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