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A Japanese journalist working for Hokkaido Shimbun was arrested in the Sakhalin region for suspected spying.

30 reports, 10 independent Updated Oct 24
Gone quiet Reached 18 outlets in its first 24 hours
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What happened

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A Japanese journalist working for Hokkaido Shimbun was arrested in the Sakhalin region for suspected spying.

Who's involved

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Hokkaido ShimbunKuril IslandsFederal Security Service

How it developed

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  1. The Kremlin issued strong accusations against Imai, whose arrest centers on the Kuril Islands dispute.1 source
  2. Japanese journalist arrested in Sakhalin region for suspected spying.1 source
  3. FSB transfers detained Hokkaido Shimbun journalist to Moscow custody as Japan maintains sanctions.1 source
  4. Suspect was flown to Moscow for custody following the espionage investigation.1 source

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