Flower wreath for fallen Ukrainian soldiers offered by Japan PM

Photo taken in Kyiv on March 25, 2023, shows a flower wreath offered by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida during a visit to the capital earlier in the month, placed in front of pictures of Ukrainian soldiers killed in the war waged by Russia.

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