Battle of Imphal peace monument

Battle of Imphal peace monument

Japanese Ambassador to India Keiichi Ono prays at a peace monument in Imphal in northeastern India on Aug. 9, 2025. The monument was erected for those who perished in the Battle of Imphal between the Imperial Japanese Army and the Allied forces during World War II.

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