Journalist From Japan Held in Russia Over Espionage Claims
A Japanese journalist has been detained in Russia's far east by the country's security service on suspicion of espionage. The arrest reportedly occurred while the journalist was reporting on military recruitment activities.
Confirmed by several outlets
- A Japanese journalist was detained in Russia. — NYT World, Sky News and The Guardian
- The journalist was accused of gathering information on military matters. — NYT World, Sky News and The Guardian
Reported by one outlet so far
- The journalist was detained on the island of Sakhalin. — The Guardian
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