Japan's Prime Minister Kishida to Visit Ukraine for Talks with Zelenskyy in Show of Solidarity.
TL;DR
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is visiting Ukraine to show solidarity and support for the country's defense against Russia's invasion and to affirm his commitment to the rules-based international order. Kishida is the only G-7 leader who hasn't visited Ukraine and is expected to offer continuing support for the country. Due to Japan's pacifist principles, its support for Ukraine has been limited to non-combative military equipment and humanitarian supplies. Japan has contributed over $7 billion to Ukraine and accepted more than 2,000 displaced Ukrainians.
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