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Russian screening of Soviet-era film to tiny audience in Taipei alarms Taiwan
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points The documentary, called "Smashing Militarist Japan," was shown to a small audience. A Russian screening of a Soviet-era film has raised concerns in Taiwan.
A Russian screening of a Soviet-era film has raised concerns in Taiwan. The documentary, called "Smashing Militarist Japan," was shown to a small audience.
Taipei views this event as Russia supporting China's stance against Japan, specifically its "new militarism" line.
Further details about the screening and its implications are available from the source, which reports on the concerns this event has sparked in Taiwan.
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