The Japanese Foreign Minister visited Bucha

The foreign guest paid tribute to the memory of Buchan residents who died during the occupation of the city, the mayor of Buchan said.

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Today, September 9, Yoshimasa Hayashi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, visited Bucha, Kyiv region. This was announced by Buchany mayor Anatoly Fedoruk.

The foreign guest paid tribute to the memory of Buchan residents who died during the occupation of the city.

“This is Mr. Hayashi’s first visit to Ukraine after a mass invasion. And I noticed how Mr. Minister’s face changed after hearing what he heard. At such moments, any politician or official develops sympathy for we experienced,” wrote Fedoruk.

We remind you that the head of the Japanese Foreign Ministry has arrived in Ukraine.

It was previously reported that aid to Ukraine from Japan has reached $7.6 billion.