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Japan PM instructs ministers to support Ukraine, continue Russian sanctions

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"We will continue to work closely with G7 and the international community following the prime minister's instructions and respond appropriately," Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said, as reported by Reuters. The cabinet did not discuss any new sanctions against Russia.

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