The deported Russian staff left the Russian Embassy in Japan

The deported Russian staff left the Russian Embassy in Japan. Play the popular song of World War II "Farewell to the Slavic Woman"
Several staff members of the Russian Embassy in Japan and the Trade Representative Office and their families left the Russian Embassy in Japan on the 20th. When they left, they played the popular old song "Slav Women's Farewell" during World War II. "Slave Woman's Farewell" is the work created by the Russian military composer Vasily Agajin Gee in 1912. During the first Balkan War, all the Slavs women who gave their husbands, brothers and sons on the battlefield, 1941 from 1941 The Red Square parade went on the command of Vasili Ajap Geng, who personally served as the band's command.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan announced earlier this month that in view of the situation of Russia and Ukraine and Russia's special military operations on Ukraine, the Japanese side decided to expel 8 staff members of the Eight Russian Embassy and Trade Representative Office.
The Russian Ambassador to Japan said on the 20th that Japan's expedition to Russia "is not constructive" for the relationship between the two countries, and Russia also responded to it.