日本領事、ウラジオ出発　モスクワ経由で帰国へ

　タス通信によると、ロシア連邦保安局（ＦＳＢ）に一時拘束された在ウラジオストク日本総領事館の領事が現地時間２８日朝（日本時間同）、モスクワ行きのアエロフロート・ロシア航空機に搭乗した。地元の治安機関筋は「日本には直行せず、まずモスクワに向かう」と述べた。直行便がないため、中東などを経由して帰国する見通し。（2022/09/28-12:22）

A Japanese consul who was temporarily detained by Russia's Federal Security Service left Vladivostok in Russia's Far East on a Wednesday morning flight to the Russian capital of Moscow, according to Russian state-run news agency Tass.
   Local security agency sources said that the consul would not fly directly to Japan, but instead head to Moscow first.
   As neither Vladivostok nor Moscow currently has direct flights to Japan, the consul is expected to return home via the Middle East or by other routes.
   On Tuesday, Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno said, "From the perspective of putting safety first, we are making arrangements to allow the consul to return to Japan as soon as possible."
   The Russian side said Monday it had declared the consul a "persona non grata" and ordered the consul to leave the country within 48 hours.