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On a surprise visit to Ukraine, Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has paid respects in Bucha, where Russian forces were accus

During his visit to Bucha (Kyiv region), which suffered from military aggression, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited infrastructure facilities that are being restored and repaired by Japanese funds.

Being accompanied through the city by military officials. tokyo has voiced support for ukraine since the beginning of war and joined other g7 countries in extending sanctions against russia. mr kishida had been the only g7 leader not to visit ukraine, until today. translation: as | step - on the ground of bucha today, i really feel great anger for all the atrocious acts. i would like to give my heartfelt condolences to all the victims and the wounded on behalf of the japanese nationals. he also ...

The test of time. although the international situation is very complicated for both russia and china, the two sides have maintained exchanges and interactions. but what do people on the streets of beijing make of it all? take a listen. translation: i think president putin is a strong and capable leader. - his policy towards the outside world protect the rights of russian citizens very well. we call him emperor putin. we feel like he is very awesome. im not that old, when a take - political class...

And the european countries will treat us the same. china is a friendly country and we hope for more cooperation with them. well, while xijinping has been in moscow, japans prime minister fumio kishida is in ukraine and has been visiting the town of bucha, just outside kyiv. tokyo has voiced support for ukraine since the beginning of war and joined other g7 countries in extending sanctions against russia. mr kishida had been the only g7 leader not to visit ukraine, until today. buchas mayor has s...

That the relationship between china and russia has stood the test of time, the international situation is very complicated for both russia and china. the two sides of maintained exchanges and interactions. but what do people on the streets of beijing make of it all? take a listen. s i think president putin is a strong and capable leader. his policy towards the outside world protects the rights of russian citizens very well. we protects the rights of russian citizens very well.— protects the ri...

Soon, saying he has a peace plan for the war between russia and ukraine. how does that affect his plan? im not sure that it affects the plan very much because the plan is very vague, and it has been dismissed by most western countries, although president zelensky has said he wants to discuss it with president xijinping. i dont know whether this will give xijinping any more leverage over president putin to try to get him to come to the negotiating table, we will have to see what they say when the...

For the killing of civilians in bucha and elsewhere across the country. russian forces have been accused of rape, torture and indiscriminate shelling. the man investigating these allegations and those against mr putin denied the warrants were symbolic. there are reasonable grounds to believe that crimes within our courts jurisdiction have been committed and those that feel that you can commit a crime in the daytime sleep well at night should perhaps look at history. vladimir putin may never be a...

But they were keen really to stress the importance of this historic day. take a look. >> there are many different war crimes or potential war crimes that weve seen playing out in ukraine, whether its the bombing of the theater in mariupol where people were sheltering, civilians were sheltering. whether its the atrocities of bucha. why did you decide tpursue this line of prosecution first? >> youre absolutely right, firstly. i stated when i was outside st. andrews church in bucha about a year ago...

>> bucha in mariupol. >> the children know by heart the names of places atrocities have been committed. >> as we said, it really is something that your daughter knew the names of these places. even though these icc charges arent related to those atrocities, what do you think that this moment, this historic moment represents for the people in ukraine? >> i think that you see even a child knows. the evidence is on the surface. you cannot pretend you are blind and dont see them. even a child could ...