Tokyo denounces Putin's Kuril trip

The article discusses Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuril Islands, specifically Iturup Island, which Japan claims. This visit goes beyond previous statements, as Putin made a public appearance there, provoking protests from Tokyo, which considers the islands to be Japanese territory historically. The article notes that Japan has expressed concern that this visit could lead to tensions between the two countries, especially since Japan links peace with Moscow to the return of sovereignty over the four islands that Russia seized after World War II. Moscow, on the other hand, considers its sovereignty over the islands to be legitimate. It is mentioned that there have been previous Russian visits to the islands since 2010, but Putin's current visit is the first to be announced publicly. Japan states that such actions are unacceptable and hurt national sentiments, emphasizing that the islands are historically part of its territory, and demands a Russian stance aligned with historical agreements. Moscow maintains that its sovereignty over the islands is unquestionable, based on post-war policies.

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