South Korea International Radio reported on February 10 that Japan’s Foreign Minister Toshimiru Mogi said that although South Korea’s new foreign minister took office, the Japanese government’s position on comfort women and other issues had not changed.
In response to a press conference on the afternoon of the 9th, Mogi Toshimitsu said at a press conference on the afternoon of the 9th, “What role does the new Foreign Minister of South Korea want South Korea to play?” Although Japan and South Korea are important neighbors to each other, in recent years, South Korea has broken international commitments and failed to implement the agreement between the two countries, and Japan-South Korea relations are in unprecedented difficulties.
Toshimiuri Mogi stressed that the Japanese government will strongly demand an appropriate response from South Korea based on its consistent position, and Japan’s move has not changed, even if South Korea changes its foreign minister.
