@mishafumisha@_ichigonosora_ Bad analogy: Ukraine wasn't in NATO, and its Constitution literally bans foreign military bases. Russia invaded a neutral neighbor. Also, "warnings" don't justify war — if China warns Japan to drop the US alliance or get invaded, is Japan "partly to blame" too?
@This_Is_Bart@mishafumisha@_ichigonosora_ Check your history. Kosovo had no "referendum" — it spent 9 years under UN rule (backed by Russia's vote in 1999) before declaring independence. In Ukraine, Russia invaded a neighbor and staged fake votes at gunpoint in weeks. Not even close.
@cutincutan@yangangwang Yes, Maizuru preserves its connection with Nakhodka just as well! In Maizuru, there is a sister-city park featuring the "Nakhodka Stone" monument and the famous "Woman of Peace" statue, celebrating over 60 years of friendship between the two ports. The bond is mutual.
@primoretc1@yangangwang Can I ask where you even heard that we blame the USSR for the nuclear bombings? The USSR didn't even have nuclear weapons back then, so that sounds completely absurd. It’s a myth—Japanese schools explicitly teach that the US dropped the bombs. We don't blame the USSR.
@JACKTANGXI Complete nonsense. Japan’s textbooks DO cover Nanjing & comfort women. Japan formally apologized dozens of times (1993 Kono & 1995 Murayama statements) and paid billions in war reparations to South Korea, Philippines & others. Stop using cherry-picked myths for internet arguments