Japan PM Ishiba seeks continued U.S. involvement in Ukraine
The Prime Minister also called for unity among the Group of Seven nations, which includes four European countries.
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Japan PM Ishiba urges G7 leaders to avoid ‘wrong precedent’ over Russian aggression against Ukraine
During a video conference, PM Ishiba called for dialogue to proceed in a way that does not unilaterally favor Russia.