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LannerEarlGrey t1_jd2dsws wrote

Kishida already recently announced a massive $5.5 billion in additional aid, which would immediately make Japan one of the top contributors as far as money is concerned, and it wasn't prompted by a request from Zelenskyy.

Japan has always maintained strong support for Ukraine's sovereignty, and has levied major sanctions against Russia (though they haven't sanctioned a joint energy project in the Sakhalin Islands, for complicated reasons).

Hell, the Saitama Super Arena, Japan's largest indoor sports/concert venue (and it is massive) has been lit with the colors of the Ukraine flag for almost all of the last year, which is a pretty good indicator of public opinion regarding the war.

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