Putin photo at Russian school on Japan-claimed Shikotan isle

Putin photo at Russian school on Japan-claimed Shikotan isle

SAPPORO, Japan - A picture of Russian President Vladimir Putin adorns the corridor of a unified elementary to senior high school on the island of Shikotan, one of the four Russian-administered islands claimed by Japan off the northernmost main island of Hokkaido, on June 7, 2014, during a visa-free visit by Japanese people.

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