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[۹] Japanese netizens are reacting sensitively when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky mentioned the "Pearl Harbor attack" in a video address to the US Congress.

On the 16th, Ukraine's President Zelensky said in a 15-minute speech to U.S. Senators and Senators that there are passages in American history that are enough to understand the present Ukraine, "Pearl Harbor, on December 7, 1941, the sky gave you "Remember the terrible mornings that were charred by attacking aircraft," he said.

“Remember 9/11, the terrible day when evil tried to turn your city and independent territories into battlefields, when innocent citizens were attacked. Our country is going through the same thing every day now.”

Japanese netizens who saw this speech showed a sensitive reaction, such as leaving a message on Twitter, etc., saying, "We should formally protest." This is because President Zelensky was unintentionally emphasizing the fact that Japan was an aggressor country that started the Pacific War.

One netizen tweeted, "It feels very complicated to list the attack on Pearl Harbor and the 9/11 attacks side by side as representative examples of aggressors." Some netizens also argued that "Japan's aid to Ukraine should stop."

In addition, one netizen raised his voice, saying, "President Zelensky, if the US Congress mentions the attack on Pearl Harbor and shakes the hearts of Americans, when speaking at the Japanese National Assembly, mention the Tokyo bombings or the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki."

Among them, President Zelensky also made a request not to misinterpret the purpose of his remarks. One Twitter post said, “President Zelensky did not liken the invasion of Russia itself to an attack on landowners, but rather the shock and horror of depriving them of their normal daily lives.”

Meanwhile, the previous day, the Ukrainian government also asked the Japanese government for President Zelensky's speech at the National Assembly. It is known that the Japanese side is in a position to consider it positively.

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