Japan to accept wounded Ukrainian sdiers for treatment – Kyodo News
That's according to Kyodo News, which refers to sources familiar with the matter, Ukrinform reports.
In a rare move, several sdiers will be accepted at the Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital in Tokyo as early as next month for medical care and physical therapy, the sources said.
The Japanese government is aiming to show a stronger commitment to Ukraine ahead of the Group of Seven summit beginning on May 19. The plan to accept wounded sdiers, including those injured by landmines, is in response to a Ukrainian request, a Japanese government source said.
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Japan's plan to treat injured sdiers may be discussed when Defense Minister Yasukazu Hamada meets with Ukrainian Ambassador to Japan Serg Korsunsky on Thursday, the news agency said.
Source: www.unian.info