“Our country supports Ukraine,” Kisida said, adding that Tokyo will emphasize its readiness to give strong support to Ukraine at next week’s US-Japan summit and Quad group meeting with leaders from Australia, India, Japan and the United States.
Japan, part of the G7, the world’s strongest economy, announced a $ 300 million loan to Ukraine in April.
Japan has also joined other G7 countries and allies in imposing sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. Japan has frozen the assets of hundreds of Russian individuals and legal entities and banned the export and import of a number of goods. Japan has also announced plans to phase out Russian coal imports.
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