North Korea's Ukraine Entry Concerns Japan

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Japan's foreign minister warned Saturday that North Korean troops entering the Ukraine conflict would have an

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Japan 's foreign minister warned Saturday that North Korean troops entering the Ukraine conflict would have an "extremely significant" effect on east Asian security, with Pyongyang reportedly deploying troops to Russia 's border Kursk region. "This will not only deepen the severity of the Ukraine situation, but also have extremely significant implications for east Asia 's security situation," Tokyo 's foreign minister Takeshi Iwaya said while on a visit to Kyiv, pledging further support. "We are seriously concerned over this development, and strongly condemn it." bur-oc/sbk.