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Foreign News
December 14, 1925
The Alaska Daily Empire
Juneau, Alaska
What is this article about?
In Tokyo, Russian Ambassador Kopp reassures Japan of Soviet Union's peaceful Far East policy amid rumors. Japanese destroyers Fuji and Tsuta arrive in Tientsin, landing 50 sailors.
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Russ Ambassador Makes Statement to Japan
TOKYO, Dec. 14.—The Navy Department announces the destroyers Fuji and Tsuta have reached Tientsin and landed 50 sailors.
Russian Ambassador Kopp, in a statement to Foreign Minister Shidehara said: "In view of the rumors suspecting a peaceful policy of the United States of the Soviet Republic aiming at prejudice in relations with Japan, I have the honor to declare the United States of the Soviet Republic does not pursue in the Far East any aggressive plans and does not intend to menace any interest of Japan."
TOKYO, Dec. 14.—The Navy Department announces the destroyers Fuji and Tsuta have reached Tientsin and landed 50 sailors.
Russian Ambassador Kopp, in a statement to Foreign Minister Shidehara said: "In view of the rumors suspecting a peaceful policy of the United States of the Soviet Republic aiming at prejudice in relations with Japan, I have the honor to declare the United States of the Soviet Republic does not pursue in the Far East any aggressive plans and does not intend to menace any interest of Japan."
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Naval Affairs
What keywords are associated?
Russian Ambassador
Soviet Policy
Japan Relations
Tientsin Landing
Japanese Destroyers
What entities or persons were involved?
Russian Ambassador Kopp
Foreign Minister Shidehara
Where did it happen?
Tokyo
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Tokyo
Event Date
Dec. 14.
Key Persons
Russian Ambassador Kopp
Foreign Minister Shidehara
Outcome
soviet union declares no aggressive plans in the far east and no intent to menace japanese interests.
Event Details
Russian Ambassador Kopp stated to Foreign Minister Shidehara that the Soviet Republic pursues no aggressive plans in the Far East and does not intend to menace Japanese interests, countering rumors. Separately, the Japanese Navy Department announced that destroyers Fuji and Tsuta reached Tientsin and landed 50 sailors.