Japan lower house speaker arrives in Kyiv

Japan lower house speaker arrives in Kyiv

Eisuke Mori (L), speaker of Japan's House of Representatives, is greeted by Ruslan Stefanchuk, chairman of Ukraine's parliament, upon arriving in Kyiv by train on Sept. 14, 2026.

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