MOSCOW: Moscow said on Monday that it handed Japanese diplomats a note of protest after a Japanese national was allegedly caught trying to obtain "classified information" in Russia´s Far East.
On December 25, Russian law enforcement officials detained a Japanese national who was trying to obtain "classified information about Russia´s military potential in the Far East," a foreign ministry representative told AFP on condition of anonymity.
The Japanese who was not identified and was in Russia on a media visa was warned about "the inadmissibility of his actions" and ordered to leave the country, the foreign ministry said. He left Russia the next day, the ministry added.
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