日米欧首脳、対ロ非難、制裁実施を確認　岸田首相「核使用あってはならぬ」

　【ワシントン時事】日米と欧州諸国の首脳は２８日、電話会議を開き、ロシア軍によるウクライナ侵攻を協議した。日米両政府が発表した。各首脳は侵攻が「国際法の深刻な違反」だとしてロシアを非難し、国際社会が強力な制裁を科すことを確認。エネルギー価格を含む世界経済の安定維持に向けた取り組みについても話し合った。
　岸田文雄首相は会議で、欧米諸国と足並みをそろえ、ロシア中央銀行との取引を制限するほか、ベラルーシへの制裁を決定したことなどを報告。ロシアのプーチン大統領が核戦力を「特別態勢」に移すよう命じたことに関し、被爆地・広島出身の首相として「核による威嚇も使用もあってはならない」と強調した。（2022/03/01-09:07）

Leaders of Japan, the United States and European countries, in a conference call Monday, renewed their condemnation of Russia, saying that the country's invasion of Ukraine constitutes a serious violation of international law.
   The leaders also confirmed that their countries will impose strong sanctions on Russia.
   The Japanese and U.S. governments announced that U.S. President Joe Biden called for the leaders' conference call to discuss the Ukrainian crisis. The leaders also discussed ways to maintain the stability of the global economy, including measures to stabilize energy price swings.
   During the conference call, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Japan will move closely together with the United States and European countries in restricting transactions with the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. He also explained that Japan decided to impose sanctions on Belarus.
   On Russian President Vladimir Putin's order to place Russia's nuclear forces on high alert, Kishida said that he, as a prime minister elected from a constituency in Hiroshima, one of the two cities attacked with atomic bombs during World War II, will not tolerate any nuclear intimidation or use of nuclear weapons.