Japan and Russia have been negotiated to restore the "Safety Operations" agreement. Japanese fishermen's fishing must allow Russia to board the ship for inspection

Overseas Network, June 23rd. According to Japan's "Yomiogenic News" reported on the 23rd, after the negotiations between the Russia, Japanese fishermen resumed the fishing work near the South Thousand Islands (called the four islands in the North), and more than 200 Japanese fishing vessels were 22 Venezue of the day. In the previous fishing season, the fishing season usually started on June 1, but the Russian side announced in early June that it had suspended the performance of a "safety operation" of the Japanese fishing boat on the South Thousand Islands. The agreement has been restored and the fishing season has been postponed for 3 weeks.

At 6 am on the 22nd, the fishing vessels on the coast of Nashabu, Genshi City, went to sea under the leadership of the Fisheries Association of the Dance Dance and Fisheries Association. After arriving in the fishing waters, in addition to three guidance ships, Russian guards will monitor Japanese fishing vessels. In addition, Russian personnel board the ship to check the fishing operating documents of each Japanese fishing boat according to regulations. Japanese fishermen fishing in tension after the fishing season was postponed for 3 weeks. Shimoto Kanghong, the head of the Dancing and Fisheries Association's kelp fishery department, said that it can be content to be allowed to fish and will work harder in the future.

On June 7, local time, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Russia's suspension of the execution of Japanese fishermen allowed Japanese fishermen to be reached by Russia in accordance with Russia in accordance with Russia's distribution of quota fishing. The agreement was reached with Japan in 1998. The Associated Press analyzed this analysis that Japan -Russia relations have deteriorated since the outbreak of Russia and Ukraine, and Russia's actions are obviously a response to a series of sanctions against Russia in Japan. (Overseas Network/Wang Shanning Internship Compilation/Fan Xin)

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