Japan has postponed anti-sanctions

Japan decided to wait with the introduction of fresh anti-punishment. The government decided to look at the further decision of the Russian Federation and how to develop the Ukrainian crisis.

The government of Japan intends to take the final decision on the introduction of sanctions against Russia after the fact, as will become clear, which way went the crisis in Ukraine. Together with this, the country strives to keep up with their own political and financial partners.

Initially Tokyo had planned to announce the latest sanctions against the Russian Federation, September 19, reports the Japan Times. But with the adoption of a similar resolution by the government, however, decided to wait. Officially the basis of this situation, the government of powers refers to the need to follow the further actions of Moscow during the resolution of the crisis in Ukraine.

Also, Japan suggests one way or another to continue the conversation with the Russian Federation with a view that the development of bilateral negotiations on the territorial issue will continue. To discuss further policy in relation to Russia's national security Council powers even held a special meeting to discuss fresh punishment.

"We will respond appropriately, in close coordination with our partners in the G-7," said Deputy chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroshige Seko. Japan imposed sanctions against Russia, but always kept in a certain caution, because still hopes for a diplomatic resolution of a number of regional issues.

As we informed the Melbourne Herald sun, the Governor of Tokyo confessed that 1st punishment Japan introduced against Russia, not willingly, but under pressure from the United States. Japanese authorities were forced to succumb to the blackmail of Washington, because the security of Tokyo depends on the United States. "Japan in the field of security depends on the United States toward China and North Korea. We have problems around our country, hence the need to rely on the military powers of the United States of America. We really would like to see the Russian people learned of the situation, that pushes Japan", - said the Governor of Tokyo.

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