According to a report by Phoenix Satellite TV, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova said at a regular press conference on October 28 that Russia has noted that Japan has repeatedly distorted history in its film and television works, if the Japanese side continues such false activities, the Russian side will take corresponding actions.
In response to mainland media questions, Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Zakharova said that the Russian side has noticed that Japanese film and television works involve the South Kuril Islands, which Japan calls the four northern islands, as well as the Russo-japanese War and Soviet intelligence agents, distorting historical facts and citing the 2003 Japanese film something something GE, that it glorified counter-espionage during Japan’s something militarism.
Zakharova said that Russia advocates an objective interpretation of history, including in the field of film and television. She also expressed concern about Japan’s“Re-militarisation”. She said that the Russian side is closely concerned about Japan’s increasingly frequent military training activities near the Russian border, the deployment of short-and medium-range missile systems during exercises, and the non-recognition of the results of the Second World War, which affect Russia’s security interests, she has repeatedly stated her country’s position on the issue.
At the press conference, Zaharova referred to the russian-chinese co-production of the film“Red Silk,” which she said was in the works.