Japan's aid for Ukraine signals new distance from Russia
Japan has become one of Ukraine’s most important allies, providing billions in aid. But what does this mean for relations with Russia?
When Europe talks about aid for Ukraine, it looks to itself and the United States. But for months, politicians in Washington have been unable to agree on a new multibillion aid package for Kyiv.
As a result, other countries have increased their share of support. Among them is Japan, which, according to Ukraine’s Finance Ministry, has quietly become one of Kyiv’s most important financial backers, leading the way in the first months of 2024.
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