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Russia arrests Japanese journalist on suspicion of ‘espionage’
aljazeera.com · 14.10.2026 15:22
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Tokyo protests Russia’s arrest of Japanese journalist on suspicion of spying
abcnews.com
· 14.10 14:59
Russia arrests Japanese Hokkaido Shimbun journalist on suspicion of spying
euronews.com
· 14.10 12:55
Russia’s arrest of Japanese journalist: Why are tensions rising?
aljazeera.com
· 14.10 12:46
Russia arrests Japanese journalist on alleged espionage
bbc.co.uk
· 14.10 06:10
Russia detains Japanese journalist on suspicion of spying
japantimes.co.jp
· 13.10 23:53
Japanese journalist arrested in Russia on suspicion of spying
news.sky.com
· 13.10 22:17
Russia arrests Japanese journalist on espionage charges
ft.com
· 13.10 20:30
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