Core Viewpoint - The Russian Foreign Ministry has strongly protested Japan's participation in the U.S. military exercise "Resolute Dragon" near the Russian border, indicating potential security threats to Russia [1] Group 1 - The Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement on July 17, expressing strong protest against Japan's Self-Defense Forces' involvement in the U.S. military exercise, which runs from July 9 to August 4 [1] - The exercise locations are very close to Russian military bases in the Far East, raising concerns about national security [1] - The U.S. and Japan claim the exercise aims to enhance operational coordination and improve deterrence and response capabilities in a real combat environment [1] Group 2 - The Russian Foreign Ministry criticized the implication from Japan's Self-Defense Forces that the exercise is necessary due to Russia's strengthening of its defense capabilities [1] - Russia views such actions as irresponsible and potentially indicative of preparations for armed conflict, which is deemed completely unacceptable [1] - The Russian government warns that these actions pose a potential threat to the security of the Russian Federation and will likely provoke reciprocal measures from Russia [1]

抗议以方侵略行为 伊朗外交部召见代理美国事务的瑞士驻伊大使 智通财经6月13日电，据央视新闻，当地时间13日，在以色列对伊朗发动袭击之后，伊朗外交部召见了 代理美国事务的瑞士驻伊朗大使，对这一侵略行为表示抗议。 ...

Group 1 - The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the U.S. Chargé d'Affaires in Cuba, Mike Hammer, on May 30, expressing that his unfriendly actions since his arrival in November 2024 do not align with his diplomatic status and show disrespect towards the Cuban people [1] - Cuban officials, specifically the Director of U.S. Bilateral Affairs, Garcia, issued a verbal note of protest against Hammer's behavior, stating it violates the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations and contravenes the agreement signed by both governments to restore diplomatic relations [1]

Group 1 - The Pakistani Foreign Ministry summoned the Indian chargé d'affaires to express strong protest against India's "unprovoked" attacks at multiple locations [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Russian Foreign Ministry has strongly protested Japan's plan to utilize frozen Russian assets to provide loans to Ukraine through the G7 financial aid framework, warning of severe retaliation from Russia [1] Group 1: Bilateral Relations - The meeting between the Russian Foreign Ministry's Asia Third Department Director, Vorobyova, and the Japanese Ambassador to Russia, Muto Akira, focused on the current state of Russia-Japan bilateral relations [1] Group 2: Russian Response - Russia emphasized that Japan's actions regarding the frozen assets will lead to serious countermeasures [1]