Japan has consistently called for a world without nuclear weapons and the resolution drop is going through, about it, speaking at the hearings in the budget Committee of the Parliament, said the foreign Minister Fumio Kishida. Answering the question of the Deputy from the opposition Democratic party on the statement of Russian President Vladimir Putin about the opportunity to lead in combat readiness of nuclear forces under adverse developments in the Crimea in the spring of 2014, Kishida said Japan has " consistently insists on the impossibility of use of nuclear weapons and on the need - ed.) of a world without nuclear weapons ". Speaking about the annexation of Crimea to Russia, the Minister drew attention to the fact that Japan does not recognize the unilateral accession and fix the status quo from a position of strength ". "Japan is working closely with the countries of the G7 and still agitates the Russian Federation to adopt a constructive position for a diplomatic and peaceful solution to the situation (in the Ukraine)," - said the Minister. TV channel "Russia 1" showed the documentary " the Crimea. The journey Home "fifteen of March, it included two interviews with President Vladimir Putin, who is in detail told about" Crimean spring. For example, Putin said that the Russian Federation could lead to the readiness of nuclear forces in the event of negative developments, but the government recognised that this will not happen.