Russian border patrol shoot Japan boat fisherman to death

TOKYO, Japan - Mikhail Galuzin, minister-counsellor of the Russian Embassy in Tokyo, speaks with reporters after visiting the Japanese Foreign Ministry on Aug. 16 to explain the detention of a Japanese crab fishing boat by a Russian border patrol unit.

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