Russia announced the prohibition of 384 members of the Japanese parliament to enter the country

Xinhua News Agency, Moscow, July 15th (Reporter Geng Pengyu) The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on the 15th that Russia decided to impose sanctions on 384 members of the Japanese Congress and prohibit them from entering Russia.

The statement said that due to the Japanese government's personal sanctions against several representatives of the Russian country Duma (lower council) in April this year, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs decided to ban 384 Japanese members of the Japanese parliament from entering Russia from July 14.In the context of Russia's special military operations, these Japanese parliament members have adopted unwavering anti -Russian stances and have unsatisfactory allegations on Russia.

According to the list announced by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, the members of the Japanese parliament prohibited from entering the country include the Vice President of Liberal Democratic Party, former Prime Minister Ako Taro, the deputy chief official of the Japanese cabinet, Muhara Kihara, and the former Prime Minister Tan Yiwei.

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