Japanese PM denies espionage after Moscow journalist detention

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated that her country is engaged in espionage activities in Russia, following Moscow's detention of a Japanese journalist on suspicion of being involved in espionage. She confirmed that there are no such allegations and that the government's focus is on protecting Japanese citizens. Russia had previously detained a Japanese citizen suspected of working for Japanese intelligence by gathering information about Russian defense capabilities. It was reported that the detainee was employed by one of the intelligence agencies. Meanwhile, Japan continues to summon the Russian ambassador and request guarantees for a fair trial.

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