俄罗斯公布20名日本战犯名单，将继续揭露日本军国主义罪行

Core Viewpoint - The Russian Foreign Ministry has released a list of 20 Japanese war criminals and plans to continue exposing the crimes of Japanese militarism, indicating ongoing legal actions against these individuals [1]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Historical Context - The Russian Prosecutor General's Office will annul "rehabilitation" decisions made for certain Japanese citizens from the 1980s to 2000s between April and November 2025 [1]. - These individuals participated in sabotage and espionage activities against the Soviet Union during World War II and after Japan's surrender in 1945 [1]. - The review by Russian authorities concluded that these individuals do not meet the criteria for rehabilitation, as their crimes have been fully substantiated [1]. Group 2: Specific Crimes and Activities - Some individuals attempted to organize intelligence-gathering activities to obtain information on the size and deployment of Soviet troops after surrendering to the Soviet Red Army [1]. - Others were involved in training saboteurs in border areas adjacent to the Soviet Union [1]. - Notably, some were part of the infamous Unit 731, which conducted human experimentation [1]. Group 3: Future Plans and Statements - The Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Zakharova, emphasized that there is no statute of limitations on the crimes of Japanese militarism, and legal proceedings against relevant individuals are ongoing [1]. - In 2026, Russia plans to continue revealing the crimes of Japanese militarism to the public [1].